Restrictions on visitors gathering in place of residence
10.—(1)  Subject to paragraphs (2) and (3), an individual (B) must not permit to enter or remain in B’s ordinary place of residence, at any time, more than the following number of individuals not ordinarily resident in B’s ordinary place of residence:
(a)where B’s ordinary place of residence is used to hold a solemnisation of a marriage — the maximum number so as not to exceed the COVIDSAFE capacity for a solemnisation of a marriage conducted in a place of residence;
(b)where B’s ordinary place of residence is used to hold a funeral event — the maximum number so as not to exceed the COVIDSAFE capacity for a funeral event conducted in a place of residence;
(c)in any other case — 5.
(2)  However, the following individuals must not be included in calculating for the purposes of paragraph (1) the number of individuals not ordinarily resident in B’s ordinary place of residence:
(a)a reasonable number of permitted enterprise workers of a permitted enterprise for the purpose of an individual who is moving to those premises as the place where the individual will ordinarily reside;
(b)an individual who is meeting obligations in relation to shared parenting arrangements, whether or not under an order of a court;
(c)an individual who is complying with —
(i)an order of a court;
(ii)a direction given by or on behalf of a public officer or a public body in exercise of a power under any written law; or
(iii)a requirement under an Act to appear;
(d)an individual who is providing help in an emergency happening within or connected to B’s ordinary place of residence.
(3)  In addition to paragraph (2), if B’s ordinary place of residence is not within a specified dormitory or specified hostel, the following individuals must not be included in calculating for the purposes of paragraph (1) the number of individuals not ordinarily resident in B’s ordinary place of residence:
(a)an individual who is a permitted enterprise, or a permitted enterprise worker of a permitted enterprise, who enters or remains so as to provide healthcare or assistance in activities of daily living to B, or any other individual who has the same ordinary place of residence, because —
(i)B or the other individual has a disability, suffers from a long‑term illness or a terminal condition or is 60 years of age and above; and
(ii)there are no alternative care arrangements available for B or that individual;
(b)where B is the grandparent of a child subject to informal childcare arrangements provided at B’s ordinary place of residence — an individual who is a grandchild of B and only in order for those informal childcare arrangements to be given.
(4)  To avoid doubt, this regulation applies regardless of any individual entering or remaining in B’s ordinary place of residence while wearing a mask.