Cap. 465 Art. 29Directions by the Superintendent. Warrant by magistrate.

(1) The Superintendent may order that a person suffering from a notifiable disease:

(a) be isolated in such a place as the Superintendent determines;

(b) be placed under the supervision of a specified person;

(c) submits to further medical examination, medical testing, immunisation, medical treatment or counselling;

(d) discloses to an authorised officer the name and address of any other person with whom contact by that person may result or may have resulted in the transmission of the disease;

(e) refrains from doing anything which may cause the spread of disease.

(2) Where a child is suffering from a disease or has resided in a house where a disease exists or has existed for any period at any time not earlier than six weeks before, the Superintendent may require the parent, guardian or any other person not to allow the child to attend school without providing to the person in charge of such school a medical certificate that such child is free from disease or infection and is fit to attend school.

(3) The Superintendent may apply to a magistrate for a warrant to apprehend and detain or quarantine any person who fails to comply with a direction under subarticle (1) and for that purpose, to enter any area, premises, body of water or vehicle.