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Quarantine Regulations 2000
46Conditions of quarantine surveillance
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#### 46 Conditions of quarantine surveillance
(1) A person who is under quarantine surveillance must comply with any conditions imposed on the quarantine surveillance, by written notice given to the person, by a quarantine officer (human quarantine).
(2) Conditions that may be imposed include any of the following:
(a) that the person be confined to, or remain at, a place specified in the notice;
(b) the frequency with which the person must monitor and record his or her temperature;
(c) restrictions on the travel that the person may undertake;
(d) that the person is not to receive visitors;
(e) the frequency with which the person must report to public health officials;
(f) that the person must report to public health officials:
(i) if his or her temperature is 38 or higher; or
(ii) in the case of a person who has been released from quarantine—if another person in the person’s household develops symptoms of the illness or disease for which the person was ordered into quarantine; or
(iii) in the case of a person who is under quarantine surveillance under subsection 34(3) of the Act—if another person in the person’s household develops symptoms of an illness or disease specified in the notice;
(g) that the person take measures mentioned in the notice to minimise the risk of illness or disease spreading to other people in the person’s household.
> Note: Examples for paragraph (g):
> Note: 1 Wearing a mask if another person is present in the same room as the person.
> Note: 2 Not sharing personal items such as cups or towels.
> Note: 3 Observing good hygiene practices such as washing hands.
> Note: 4 Sleeping in a different room from other members of the household.
> Note: For non‑compliance with this regulation by persons who are under quarantine surveillance, see subsections 34(3) and 45(4) of the Act.