The Commission on Human Rights (CHR) stated that arrests due to disobeying the enhanced community quarantine guidelines must be done in accordance with the law as the agency receive complaints regarding arrests.[49] The CHR spokesperson, Jacqueline Ann de Guia, noted that all arrests, including warrantless arrests, "must be strictly done within the legal standards inscribed in the law."[49] She also added that the Luzon quarantine is not martial law, which President Duterte also stressed, but a safety measure.[49]