The Minister of Health, Adham Baba, issued a new order in the Government Gazette that cabinet ministers who return from any official visit abroad can be exempted from being restricted by the Prevention and Control of Infectious Diseases Act 1988 (Act 342), where they only need to be quarantined for three days instead of the original ten days. The public is hardly convinced because its political considerations have overridden science. In the past, many cabinet ministers violated standard operating procedures (SOP). However, their misconduct was dismissed by the authorities although their actions had been exposed to the public. This time around, the Minister of Health directly modified the quarantine regulations through legislation, treating our law as a plaything. Although our Minister of Health has raised some provisos along with the deregulation, which includes the relevant minister must strictly abide by the bubble itinerary and the Ministry of Health will determine whether to extend...