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Covid 19 coronavirus: Business leaders call for more transparency on Covid advice

Covid 19 coronavirus: Business leaders call for more transparency on Covid advice 16 Mar, 2021 07:23 PM 4 minutes to read Auckland Airport chairman Patrick Strange says the government needs to be more transparent about the advice it gets on Covid. Photo / Nick Reed Auckland Airport chairman Patrick Strange says the government needs to be more transparent about the advice it gets on Covid. Photo / Nick Reed A group of senior business leaders say unless there is full transparency on the recommendations from a new Government Covid advisory panel it risks being seen as a cynical tactic aimed at dampening criticism. The public call is the latest move by the group which includes chairman of Chorus NZ and Auckland Airport, Patrick Strange; Mercury Energy chair Prue Flacks; The Warehouse Group chairwoman Joan Withers; chairman of SkyCity, Summerset and Tourism Holdings Rob Campbell; and University of Auckland chancellor and Fisher & Paykel Healthcare chairman Scott St John.

Senior Business Leaders Reiterate Call For Longer Term Plan And Greater Transparency

The Week in Politics: Govt on point with vaccine for all

Peter Wilson Opinion - The government announces it has bought enough vaccine for everyone and a timeline is announced for the rollout. National s election campaign report is described as political dynamite and an Australian minister makes waves that sweep across the Tasman. Photo: RNZ National began the week with a call for an inquiry into the Valentine s Day cluster and party leader Judith Collins had a point when she said testing, contact tracing and communications needed to be looked into. The cluster caused a three-day Auckland lockdown followed by a seven-day lockdown, which Collins said had cost the economy half a billion dollars.