did they say what the limit would be, how bad it has to be to enact planning b? it s interesting, they haven t said what the limit would be. however, we did see the health secretary there sakeying, yes, they would continue to be vigilant. the medical association says now is the time to tact. they said in a statement earlier this month noting, the government has taken a foot off the break giving the impression the pandemic is behind us and has returned to normal. it is willfully negligent of the westminster not to take any further action to reduce the spread of infection such as mandatory mask wearing, physical distancing and ventilation requirements in high-risk areas, particularly indoor crowded spaces. so, medical professionals this is not just the british medical association saying this. one of the reasons we saw that press conference yesterday by the health secretary is that the nhs came out as well and said, look, it s time to enact plan b, the government at this point see