these are the moments that he feels he gets his chance to say what he thinks. this is about planning, this is about preparedness, not about the decisions made during. but there will be questions about ppe, was there sufficient stockpiling of ppe in the event of any pandemic, whether it be a flu pandemic or coronavirus pandemic, that is something we had from the royal couege something we had from the royal college of nurses yesterday. he said, no, there wasn t enough. there will be questions about the social care system, not necessarily the decision to send people from hospitals into social care settings, but were the decisions based on any blueprint, was there a government plan about what should happen to care homes in the event of a pandemic? i think also they will be questions about the state of the nhs in terms of its finances, in the run up to the pandemic. that is something we heard an awful lot about in the last few weeks,
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bring you back, please, though, to be debate with your civil servants about the state of preparedness? yeah. , , ., about the state of preparedness? yeah. , i. ., ,, about the state of preparedness? yeah. , ., ,, ., about the state of preparedness? yeah. , about the state of preparedness? yeah. . yeah. did you observe to your civil servants, yeah. did you observe to your civil servants. or yeah. did you observe to your civil servants, or ask, yeah. did you observe to your civil servants, or ask, well, yeah. did you observe to your civil servants, or ask, well, there i yeah. did you observe to your civil servants, or ask, well, there is i yeah. did you observe to your civil servants, or ask, well, there is a l servants, or ask, well, there is a significant stockpile but it is only for flu? ~ , significant stockpile but it is only for flu? ~ ..,, ., for flu? well, in the case of ppe, the distinction for flu? well, in the case of ppe, the distinction between - for flu? well, in th
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is, of course, a flaw, but it is not the central flaw. is, of course, a flaw, but it is not the centralflaw. if is, of course, a flaw, but it is not the central flaw. if we had is, of course, a flaw, but it is not the centralflaw. if we had had is, of course, a flaw, but it is not the central flaw. if we had had a flu pandemic, we would have had a massive problem because of the doctrinal failure of how to respond to it as well, that was a much bigger error across the western world, but a much bigger error, and it is absolutely central, and i know i keep stressing this point, but it is central to what we must learn as a country, that we have to be ready to hit a pandemic hard, that we have got to be able to take action, lockdown action if necessary that is wider, earlier, more stringent than feels comfortable at the time, and the failure to plan for that was a much biggerflaw in the failure to plan for that was a much bigger flaw in the strategy than the fact that it was targeted at the
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