Mandatory COVID-19 self-isolation will end in Wales on Monday, as well as compulsory mask-wearing in shops and on public transport, the government has confirmed. But masks will continue to be legally required in health and care settings, and businesses must continue to do CCP (Chinese Communist Party) virus risk assessments and put in place “reasonable measures” accordingly. Self-isolation rules will become guidance on Monday, and First Minister Mark Drakeford said the government continues to “advise people strongly to wear a face covering in crowded indoor public places, including in shops and on public transport.” The Welsh government previously planned to let all remaining CCP virus regulations lapse on Monday, but it decided to extend some of the rules by at least three weeks due to what Drakeford called “an unwelcome rise in coronavirus cases across Wales.” “We have carefully considered the very latest scientific and medical evidence and we need to keep some legal protections …