The Emergency Regulations

Emergency Regulations are temporary rules enacted by authorities during crises, such as natural disasters, pandemics, or national security threats. They provide the government with additional powers to maintain order, protect public safety, and ensure essential services. These regulations can modify existing laws, restrict certain activities, or impose new guidelines, often with less bureaucracy for swift action. While aiming to address urgent situations efficiently, they are typically time-limited and subject to legal oversight to prevent abuse of power and safeguard individual rights.