therefore does it confuse things if there is a vaccination that is due for this age group. it is something that lots of parents i m sure will be having compensations a bit of a country as to whether they want to five to 11 year olds to be having it. five to 11-year-olds to be having it. , five to 11-year-olds to be having it. ., five to 11-year-olds to be having it. it s obviously something that the uk, the it. it s obviously something that the uk, the specialist it. it s obviously something that l the uk, the specialist committee here that the uk, the specialist committee here that makes recommendations to government has deliberated about for a very government has deliberated about for a very long government has deliberated about for a very long time and that s because the decision they say is very finely balanced the decision they say is very finely balanced. the costs and benefits of vaccination balanced. the costs and benefits of vaccination for a very young age gr
months that doesn t mean that we have some drop offs in there as we go forward it s exactly why, and the coverage from the protection so cliff age age of five months and one day or six months and one day, it doesn t but it will wane and the boost will actually boost people relatively quickly compared to first dose. we look at all different age groups all the time and transmissions from the younger children has been considerably less than what we have seenin considerably less than what we have seen in recent weeks and the ii to 14 seen in recent weeks and the ii to m year olds in the predominant iii year olds in the predominant ones, the balance of risk and benefit will be different for younger children and that is what they look at. i younger children and that is what they look at they look at. i will ignore the advice to they look at. i will ignore the advice to take they look at. i will ignore the advice to take no they look at. i will ignore the advice to take no further -