The three classes of change, firstly, go to the judicial and ministry powers as to managing entry in the courts. This is achieved by amending the Courts Security Act 1999, clarifying that the judiciary and ministry can set and enforce conditions for entering and remaining in courts and in some tribunals to take into account COVID-19. The second class of changes are judicial powers to permit the judiciary to safely manage jury processes. The bill amends the Juries Act 1981 to allow judges to set additional requirements for selecting and managing juries to reduce the mix of close and prolonged mixing of proposed jurors and juries. It also permits a registrar or judge to excuse or defer a person's jury service if they confirm they do not meet the requirements. The bill enables jury selections to take place in venues other than the court building to reduce mingling in the courts. 