Sale of essential non-food consumer products (via online ordering and contactless delivery) that are necessary for people to remain healthy and safe while isolating, to work or study from home, and to stay in communication with whānau and friends and remain up to date with news and health information, including—

• necessary clothing, footwear, and bedding:

• urgently required whiteware and appliances (for example, refrigerators, heaters, washing machines and dryers, vacuum cleaners, fans, and dehumidifiers):

• urgently required cooking, cleaning, and laundry equipment:

• medicinal and hygiene products (for example, medication, PPE, first aid products, soaps, shampoos, moisturisers, and hand sanitisers):

• urgently required items for transport maintenance (for example, bicycle and automotive parts and repair kits):

• materials for urgent home repair:

• urgently required communication devices (for example, mobile phones, computer equipment, modems and Internet equipment, televisions, and radios):

• urgently required educational materials and books:

• urgently required home office equipment; but

not including—

• exercise, sporting, and outdoor recreation equipment (for example, weights, indoor training machines, sports rackets and balls, and pool products):

• entertainment and hobby products (for example, gaming consoles, knitting wool, trampolines, and swings):

• beauty products (for example, make-up)

Must have systems and processes in place to ensure so far as is reasonably practicable that each person who enters the workplace—

• scans the QR code for the workplace; or

• provides details in a contact tracing record that the person in control of the workplace collects.