(1) For the purposes of this Act, the screening requirements in relation to a person, are that the person shall —
(a) answer questions about his or her health or other relevant circumstances, including travel history and information about other individuals with whom the person may have had physical contact;
(b) produce documents which may assist the Chief Medical Officer to assess his or her health;
(c) allow the Chief Medical Officer, or a person designated by the Chief Medical Officer to take a biological sample, including a sample of his or her respiratory secretions or blood, by appropriate means including by swabbing his or her nasopharyngeal cavity; and
(d) provide sufficient information to enable him or her to be contacted immediately by the Chief Medical Officer during the period that the Chief Medical Officer specifies.
(2) Where a person is a child and accompanied by a parent or guardian, the parent or guardian shall —
(a) ensure that the child answers questions in accordance with subsection (1)(a);
(b) answer the questions if the child is unable to do so or cannot reliably do so;
(c) produce documents, required under subsection (1)(b), on the child's behalf;
(d) allow the Chief Medical Officer to take a biological sample of the child, including a sample of the child's respiratory secretions or blood, by appropriate means including by swabbing the child's nasopharyngeal cavity, or provide the sample;
(e) provide information under subsection (1)(d) to the Chief Medical Officer as required; and
(f) other information as required by the Chief Medical Officer.