Grays_1890
Chris Jones
The fact the government has fudged it up from start to finish (should we ever get to the finish) isn't the discussion.
During the quieter summer months efforts should have been made to catch up with waiting lists, and clear hospitals for the second wave.
Efforts should also have been made to get a proper system for dealing with the next round of cases, and what path we want to take for it. A clear and precise message of what we should all be doing, why we should be doing it and the benefits of sticking to it.
Instead they have passed summer doing GHod knows what.
That doesn't make any real difference to what @Grays_1890, @scaramanga, myself and others have been saying, there was three months of almost nothing that a plan could have been formulated and put in place. Any plan.
Not to mention that we are now almost 10 months into it, it's been obvious for a long time thus isn't a flash in the pan, yet we have no plan that seems to look further than three weeks.
I have some sympathy for governments, they are in a terrible no win situation, but many, ours included are handling terribly.
Spot on
10 months in and we are are announcing a circuit breaker to take place two weeks after we announced a three tier process after a summer of mini restrictions and lockdowns. And if you look at the UK as a whole and then look at what Wales, Scotland, NI and England are doing separately it makes for even more horrific reading of lack of plans.