However, the Herald understands she was living in a central Auckland flat during alert level 4 and 3 this year, and police had visited the apartment last week as part of the inquiry.
It is also understood the businesswoman had an exemption to travel to Wellington for work.
The agent for the Onahau Bay property declined to comment for privacy reasons.
Authorities hiked penalities for Covid breaches last month when Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern announced a maximum court-imposed fine of $12,000 for individuals and $15,000 for companies.
On-the-spot infringement notice fees were initially $300, with fines of up to $1000 when imposed by a court.
