• persons other than workers of the business and service; and

• a category A social service with a public area, including a customer service counter

Retail businesses (for example, supermarkets, dairies, retail butchers, fishmongers, greengrocers, bakeries, marketplaces, takeaway food stores, petrol stations (including any stores operating as part of the petrol station), hardware and do-it-yourself stores, retail stores, banks, and self-service laundries), but not including shopping malls (see item 15)

Must have systems and processes in place to prevent food and drink from being served for consumption on premises

Must have systems and processes in place to prevent food and drink from being served for consumption on premises

Contact record rule applies in relation to persons other than workers of the business or service

Must have systems and processes in place that allow access only for the purpose of 1 or both of the following:

• enabling goods to be collected through a method that minimises physical contact:

• enabling access to other businesses or services to which persons may have access under this schedule

Must have systems and processes in place to prevent food and drink from being served for consumption on premises

Must have systems and processes in place to prevent food and drink from being served for consumption on premises

Must have systems and processes in place to prevent food and drink from being served for consumption on premises

Must have systems and processes in place to prevent food and drink from being served for consumption on premises

Contact record rule applies in relation to persons other than workers of the business or service

In this item, local authority has the same meaning as in section 5(1) of the Local Government Act 2002

Must have systems and processes in place to—

• keep children, students, and teachers, so far as is reasonably practicable, in groups that are appropriately sized and stable; and

• for registered schools, limit students’ physical attendance to students in years 1 to 10 and, for other students, as otherwise permitted by any direction given by the chief executive of the Ministry of Education under Schedule 25 of the Education and Training Act 2020

Contact record rule applies in relation to persons other than workers of the business or service

Drug and alcohol testing services necessary for work purposes

• building, construction, and maintenance services:

• housing services provided by landlords and property managers:

• real estate or property relocation services:

• home-help services (including cleaning services) for persons who require assistance because of sickness or disability:

• utility services relating to—

  • gas:

  • electricity:

  • water:

  • waste:

  • waste water:

  • liquid or solid fuel:

• telecommunications services (as defined in section 5 of the Telecommunications Act 2001):

• information technology maintenance and repair services:

• security services (including locksmiths):

• veterinary services and animal health and welfare services:

• pest management services:

• delivery, installation, and maintenance of consumer goods:

• Government services:

• building and resource consenting services (for example, building inspections and geotechnical inspections):

• gardening and landscaping services:

• services for deceased persons and tūpāpaku:

• legal services to execute documents

• no person other than a fellow resident of A (or a worker providing the service) is present when the business or service is provided:

• in the case of real estate or property relocation services, no person is present when the service is provided other than—

  • a resident of the home or place of residence; and

  • residents of 1 other home or place of residence who are inspecting the property for the purposes of relocation, or who are relocating to the property; and

  • the minimum number of workers required to provide the service:

• in the case of legal services to execute documents,—

  • it is not reasonably practicable for the service to be provided through electronic means, such as under a relevant immediate modification order made under the Epidemic Preparedness Act 2006; and

  • the execution of the document is urgently required; and

  • no person is present when the service is provided other than a fellow resident, a worker, or up to 2 other people if those other people are necessary to enable the execution of the document

Contact record to be kept as required under clause 29

Must have systems and processes in place to ensure that the venue workplace is used only for the purpose of a controlled gathering

Contact record rule applies to all persons

• golf courses:

• tennis courts:

• bowls greens:

• croquet lawns