Doctors in Nevada are not barred from treating patients hospitalized with COVID-19 using Plaquenil and chloroquine if deemed medically necessary. This move by the governor was done because it was discovered that there was hoarding taking place. There are other patients who rely on these drugs daily and it was meant to protect limited supplies. When the supplies of the medications are increased, the restrictions will be more than likely lifted. Granted, there may be some issues with his chief medical officer, but the move was prompted by the Medical and Pharmacy Boards.  Quoting Governor Sisolak: https://twitter.com/GovSisolak/status/1  984  242881525252648961 "These regs were developed by the Nevada Board of Pharmacy in coordination with NV’s Chief Medical Officer and our COVID-19 Medical Advisory Team. They’re medical professionals. Really smart folks. I trust them. As written in the regs, doctors can still administer these drugs to admitted patients, including #COVID19 patients, if they deem it medically necessary. Once again, leaving it to the medical professionals. Check out the regs here: https://nvhealthresponse.nv.gov/wp-content/upl