The COVID-19 Public Health Response Amendment Bill does two things. It's main change is to introduce the legal framework to allow charging for managed isolation and quarantine. It also makes minor improvements to the existing provisions about orders that can be made under section 11 of the COVID-19 Public Health Response Act 2020. The bill allows the Government to charge people entering managed isolation and quarantine. It allows for certain people to be required to pay charges for managed isolation and quarantine, unless they are exempt or the charges are waived. Under the bill, certain classes of people will be exempted from the requirement to pay charges. The bill allows regulations to set the level of charges and the manner and timing of payment. It also allows for regulations to provide for exemptions, waivers, and refunds.