Commodore Ross previously said the sailor had been instructed to isolate at a rural property in Hawke's Bay and get a Covid-19 test.
"As the matter is currently before the courts, we are unable to discuss any possible internal action at this stage," a spokesman said.
Meanwhile, a woman arrested in Hastings on Thursday prompted four police staff to spend Thursday night in isolation as a precaution.
A police spokeswoman said initial investigations indicated the woman travelled to Auckland on October 26, returning on October 27.
The four staff were put in isolation as a precaution because they had arrested the woman and helped place her in custody on Thursday.
The woman then returned a negative test and the officers returned to work on Friday.
The areas of Hastings Police Station visited by the woman also underwent a deep-cleaning process.
On Sunday police were still investigating and no charges had been laid, a spokeswoman said.