Business ethics and Values

QUESTION 2 Exhibit 1 KUALA LUMPUR: Life for anti-vaccine groups and individuals in the country will be hard in days to come. Health Minister Khairy Jamaluddin who issued the warning today said while the government would not likely to issue a federal mandate to make vaccination compulsory, it would not make it any easier for vaccine deniers. "Sorry to say, we will continue to make life very difficult for you if you are not vaccinated because you choose not to," he said. "If you cannot be vaccinated on health grounds, that's fine and we will give (digital) exemption through MySejahtera. But if you don't vaccinate yourself by choice, we will continue to make life difficult for you." Excerpt taken from: https://www.nst.com.myewsation/2021/10/737029/kj-anti-vaxxers-we- will-make-life-difficult-you-nsttv Exhibit 1 is an excerpt from a local newspaper dated 16 October 2021 on COVID-19 vaccination. In your opinion, should COVID-19 vaccination be made mandatory for all adults in Malaysia? Justify your answer using one of the normative ethical theories learnt in class. (To answer this question, you are required to provide a brief overview of the theory that you have chosen, then proceed to justifying your answer). (10 Marks)