workpiece — feeling well, not to come into the workplace and we don't need a lot of tetus to _ workplace and we don't need a lot of tetus to do _ workplace and we don't need a lot of telus to do that. but workplace and we don't need a lot of telus to do that.— telus to do that. but the argument has been made _ telus to do that. but the argument has been made that _ telus to do that. but the argument has been made that at _ telus to do that. but the argument has been made that at a _ telus to do that. but the argument has been made that at a time - has been made that at a time when there is a cost—of—living crisis, if you've got to buy your own tests, some will have to make some very difficult choices and potentially putting themselves at risk and other people that they come into contact with who are vulnerable. and it is again a division of the haves and the have—nots, that is the argument. yes, it is a gap that has existed during the pandemic, very difficult choices for people now to make and as you say whether it's the rise of fuel, of energy prices, of food very noticeable for everybody, so bills going up, wages not, the end of self isolation payments and then you have to pay for tests, there are no longer there be this is all one month earlier. the labour party thinks that this should have continued for at least another month and my sense from sir chris woody