in the world to pass the pandemic. is it not extraordinary that despite the consensus on restrictions back then, the consensus on giving people back their freedom, which then, the consensus on giving people back theirfreedom, which is often so much harder, and trusting to personal responsibility, that consensus appears only to exist on this side of the house? i consensus appears only to exist on this side of the house? this side of the house? i think it is a ureat this side of the house? i think it is a great shame this side of the house? i think it is a great shame the this side of the house? i think it is a great shame the opposition | is a great shame the opposition cannot is a great shame the opposition cannot find within themselves to support cannot find within themselves to support what i think is a balanced approach. support what i think is a balanced approach, one that recognises that covid approach, one that recognises that covid has approach, one that recognises
personal responsibility is utterly perverse. what would he say to my constituents, particularly those clinically extremely vulnerable, for whom his freedom day is a day of fear and loss of freedom? and would he clarify his response because it is notjust he clarify his response because it is not just an he clarify his response because it is notjust an issue of free testing for people in care homes but at the very least for that almost 7 million carers up and down the country. just on that. carers up and down the country. just on that- she carers up and down the country. just on that. she should wait for her right on that. she should wait for her right honourable friend from kingston and surbiton. on the clinically kingston and surbiton. on the clinically vulnerable, it is important to remember and continue to have important to remember and continue to have through the pandemic to look after them to have through the pandemic to look after them with therapeutics we can, with vacci