seems a little bit harsh. was it a relief to you, though, to know i seems a little bit harsh. was it a i relief to you, though, to know that all of the permanent, full—time workers in the care home where vaccinated?— workers in the care home where vaccinated? ~ , , , ., , vaccinated? absolutely, yes. that is true. it is highly _ vaccinated? absolutely, yes. that is true. it is highly desirable, - vaccinated? absolutely, yes. that is true. it is highly desirable, but - vaccinated? absolutely, yes. that is true. it is highly desirable, but i - true. it is highly desirable, but i do recognise there are doubly a few people who cannot be vaccinated for one reason or another, and it does not seem quite right that they are going to be denied theirjobs, whilst other people can still come and work in the care home who will not be subject to the same constraints, and yet, up more likely to spread the virus.— to spread the virus. what do you think about _ to spread the virus. what do you think about the _ to spread the virus. what do you think about the fact _ to spread the virus. what do you think about the fact that - to spread the virus. what do you think about the fact that it - to spread the virus. what do you think about the fact that it is - to spread the virus. what do you | think about the fact that it is care home workers who are being looked at first for this? because there are apparently discussions of rolling it out elsewhere within care workers in other settings and also nhs staff. it also comes on the back of a lot of criticism for what —— when in the care homes, and concerns about care homes being neglected. it care homes, and concerns about care homes being neglected.— homes being neglected. it kinda feels like the _ homes being neglected. it kinda feels like the government - homes being neglected. it kinda feels like the government are i feels like the government are deflecting, trying to deflect the