mind play. of course, keeping in mind he play. of course, keeping in mind he must adhere to all the other mind he must adhere to all the other regulations that we have. without other regulations that we have. without knowing all the details on the without knowing all the details on the surface without knowing all the details on the surface of without knowing all the details on the surface of it, without knowing all the details on the surface of it, it - on the surface of it, it doesn t on the surface of it, it doesn t feel on the surface of it, it doesn t feel right, - on the surface of it, it i doesn t feel right, does on the surface of it, it - doesn t feel right, does not pass doesn t feel right, does not pass the doesn t feel right, does not pass the sniff doesn t feel right, does not pass the sniff test. - doesn t feel right, does not pass the sniff test. he - doesn t feel right, does not| pass the sniff test. he looks like pass the sniff test. he looks lik
..understanding in respect of covid that all us victorians have lived through, and i think he should be sent back on the next plane. i think it is also strange that the government keeps changing their mind about things. i don t understand why there is such a big fuss about it. you just let him play. of course, keeping in mind that he must adhere to all the other regulations that we have. without knowing all the details, on the surface of it, it doesn t feel right. it doesn t seem to pass the sniff test. it looks like he s doing whatever he likes. we ve had to go through vaccination protocols and lockdowns for such long time and he swans in and can pretty much do what he likes because he is the world s best tennis player. i think there is no harm, because too many people in this country already are not vaccinated. but they are just roaming around. and therefore this champion, i think there is a limit. i know he is not going to be, like,
would use for the term for the virus coming interest south africa? it didn t come from south africa. we need to help them expand their vaccination protocols. president biden acted swiftly, within hours of south african ministry saying they found a variant there. he banned flights. president biden is doing what he thinks he can do to make it safer. he s doing it swiftly. i applaud that. you know, dean, to your point about the t variant, i didn t use this sound in the previous block but stephen mille because it was stephen miller. i m going to read it. i don t want to show it. he said if president trump was still in office, by the way, we d already have modified vaccines that dealt with the new variants which is a great point. no, it s not. anyway, i m just putting that out there. jonathan, he would have switched freaking believes to
announced new vaccination protocols for state employees, effective september 1st, they ll be required to show proof of vaccination or adhere to strict face coverings requirementsing and covid-19 testing. governor, thanks for being with us. explain this decision. look, this delta variant is something that we re very, very concerned about here in our state, in spite of the fact we re one of the most vaccinated states in america and have some of the lowest metrics and virus numbers, the opposite of what you ve been talking about this morning we re doing great but this variant is two to four times more contagious and potentially more serious, more dangerous, more serious illness comes from it. so we took actions to protect folks in congregate living facilities, nursing homes,
the minister said their were clear vaccination protocols. we are sticking to those protocols. the fact that you re pregnant doesn t seem to have itself a direct impact on severe disease or death. so, at the moment, there isn t clear evidence for putting in or changing the prioritisation of pregnant women. but we do constantly review that and, of course, we re all naturally very concerned to protect both the mother and the child. lord bethell. finally, there was an apology to the commons from the conservative mp, daniel kawczynski, afteran inquiry found him in breach of parliament s bullying and harassment policy. the commissioner for standards found that he had acted in an intimidatory and threatening manner towards two members of staff, after technical difficulties had meant he d been unable to attend a virtual committee meeting. i had been trying to get online to an important committee meeting. after many attempts throughout