Just Follow Law  Just Follow Law () is a 2007 Singaporean comedy film directed by Jack Neo. In the film, a blue-collar technician and the events and promotion department director swap souls after a freak accident at a fictional government agency Work Allocation Singapore (WAS). It was first released in Singapore on 15 February 2007. Lim Teng Zui (Gurmit Singh) is a single father with a daughter named Xiao Mei (Grace Ng,) working as a technician for a fictional statutory board known as WAS, with assistants such as Bamboo (Suhaimi Yusof), Blackjack (Brandon Wong), and their advisor Nancy (Amy Cheng). WAS holds a boardroom meeting led by CEO Alan Liu Chee Hong (Steven Woon) and directors Tanya Chew (Fann Wong), Alan Chee (Samuel Cheong), Eric Tan (Moses Lim). They discuss the planning of an event to welcome Chinese government officials led by Minister Seto (Henry Heng) and China's Minister of Manpower Chen to a visit to WAS. All departments are briefed, but Tanya's arrogance leaves her crew unmotivated to prepare for the day. A few days prior to the visit, Chew notices a huge clutter of junk in the office. In preparation for the visit, Lim and the crew decide to temporarily dump the junk outside at the sheltered parking lot, after receiving a stern rebuke from the parking security guard Muthu (David Bala). Aware of the unsightly impression the rubbish creates, Lau tells Chew to conceal it, who in turn gets her crew to do so. Eventually Lim handles the matter by building a temporary wall held together by masking tape instead of nails. The visit proceeds smoothly and ended with a photoshoot against the temporary wall. The wall then collapses due to the excessive weight of people pressed against it and exposes the junk behind it. A shocked Lui holds an impromptu boardroom meeting to investigate who is responsible for the construction of the temporary wall. Finger pointing lands the blame on Lim, so the committee docks his salary and bonus. Lim confronts Chew in anger, which results in a car chase and collision of both vehicles, which run off the flyover and crash into the beach. Lim and Chew, knocked unconscious, wake up in the hospital with their bodies swapped. Both are shortly transferred to a mental hospital followed by a Chinese temple. After they are discharged, they are forced to experience living in each other's family and work roles. Lim upgrades her skills as a technician, while Chew idles around, performing poorly in his capacity as a department director.