Yesterday Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern confirmed that the Easter Bunny was in fact an essential service and will be on duty this Easter.
She said the Easter Bunny is exempt and is allowed to break the bubble to visit Kiwi households.
However, there is a chance the bunny might not be able to visit everyone.
"As you can imagine at this time they're going to be potentially quite busy at home with their own bunnies and so I say to the children of New Zealand: If the Easter Bunny doesn't make it to your household, we have to understand it's a bit difficult at the moment for the bunny to get everywhere."
"Maybe in lieu of the bunny being able to make it to your home, you can create your own Easter hunt for all the children in your neighbourhood.
"Maybe draw an Easter egg and pop it on your front window and help the children in your neighbourhood with their own Easter egg hunt because the Easter Bunny might not make it everywhere this year."
Mr Gurunathan said, "If you're heading to the supermarket to get essential supplies, go with a list so you can shop fast. And remember to keep two meters away from others and wash your hands when you get home.
"Supermarkets and other essential businesses will be closed on Good Friday but most will be open on Easter Sunday so there's no need to panic buy.
"We don't know how long we're going to be in Alert Level 4 but what we do know is that if we break the rules now we are likely to be living in our bubbles for a lot longer. So let's continue to do our job well and stay home and save lives."
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