perspective of your members what your view is on that. we perspective of your members what your view is on that. your view is on that. we saw a re ort a your view is on that. we saw a report a week your view is on that. we saw a report a week or your view is on that. we saw a report a week or two - your view is on that. we saw a report a week or two ago - your view is on that. we saw a report a week or two ago that | your view is on that. we saw a - report a week or two ago that there was a procurement contract to provide lateral flow test and the testing infrastructure through to 2025, and while it seems terrible that covid will last this long, this is the right thing to do. we should be looking at how we should manage this pandemic further down, i think the education secretary said endemic. how do you live with covid? it will be with us for years. so you need testing of the structure. i would argue that access to free, comprehensive testing needs to be brought back, and we need t
people feel safer getting onto the plane. the struggle for more accurate and fast testing is kind of confounding this far into this pandemic, but continues to be we re not talking about a third world country. we re talking about here in the united states, too, access to affordable quick testing as well. the cdc, also they re considering this, doctor. but the cdc is already planning to provide names of passengers on flights from southern africa to state and local health departments here in the united states. this is something we re learning about this morning. this is all about contact tracing. how will this help when it comes to stopping spread in the united states, this sharing of data like that? contact tracing is fantastic when you have a reasonable chance of actually defining the networks of transmission, right? so you may recall that early in the pandemic we were very aggressive about contact tracing. we tried really hard to notify