Probably shows how fed up politicians are with COVID rules on a personal and private level, despite the fact that adhering to these rules undoubtedly helps restricting the spread of the virus. I mean I too felt similarly conflicted this past month, sometimes arguing in favour of lockdown measures despite the fact that personally I feel incapable of following lockdown procedures myself. But maybe you never give up hope that there are still people around for whom it may not constitute such a problem to follow them, psychologically speaking. In short, the situation is so difficult that there are no absolutely right answers and there is no absolutely right behaviour.
They're not impossible to follow, Hancock is just weak-willed.
