This will enable the judiciary to set additional conditions for selecting and managing juries to reduce enclosed, prolonged mixing of jurors, basically, for good public health safety measures. For example, court security officers will be able request evidence of a person's compliance with entry conditions by the judiciary and ministry to reduce the risk of COVID-19 transmission, and, potentially, to refuse entry and remove people based on non-compliance with those conditions. The changes will also mean that jury selection can take place outside of court buildings, where alternative venues can be used to reduce close physical contact between jurors and, again, try to reduce the ability for transmission to occur. 