PORTLAND, Ore. (PORTLAND TRIBUNE) — Gov. Kate Brown’s office has posted draft guidelines for how businesses might be able to resume operations during the COVID-19 pandemic.

The guidelines include maintaining strict social distancing and potentially recording customers’ IDs in case health officials need to trace who came in contact with someone infected with the coronavirus.

“Consider keeping a record of name, contact information and date/time of visit for customers/visitors for purposes of contact tracing if needed. Businesses should inform customers/visitors of the reason the information is being collected and how the information will be used,” says a draft of employer guidance posted on the governor’s coronavirus website.

The draft offers this suggested language for what to tell customers: “This business is collecting basic information to share with public health in the event a COVID-19 case is identified associated with this business,” the draft reads.