“Special rules applicable to persons travelling from Denmark12A.

(1)

This regulation applies where an isolation requirement (within the meaning given by regulation 10(2)) is imposed on a person (“P”) because P—

(a)

has arrived in Wales from Denmark, or

(b)

has, within the period of 14 days ending with the day of P’s arrival in Wales, been in Denmark.

(2)

The isolation requirement imposed on P is also imposed on all members of P’s household.

(3)

Despite regulation 9(2), regulations 7 and 8 apply to P.

(4)

A member of P’s household is not exempt from the isolation requirement by virtue by regulation 9(2).

(5)

Accordingly neither P nor any member of P’s household is to be treated as a person described in any paragraph of Schedule 2.

(6)

For the purposes of regulation 10, a member of P’s household is to be treated as if that person were P.

(7)

Regulation 10 applies to P (and a member of P’s household by virtue of paragraph (6)) as if, for paragraph (4) of that regulation, there were substituted—

“(4)

P may leave and be outside of the premises—

(a)

for as long as is necessary—

(i)

to seek medical assistance, where this is required urgently or on the advice of a registered medical practitioner;

(ii)

to avoid serious illness, serious injury or other risk of serious harm;

(b)

if required to do so by a constable.”