Phased approach
Allow the NHS to get back to ‘normal’ and start all routine operations again before lifting too many other restrictions which may cause a spike and put pressure back on NHS. A lot of people have experienced delays on what were already long waiting lists and this would only cause more stress and anxiety. This should be the first priority.
The economy does however need to start moving again and we do need to create a new ‘normal’ for the foreseeable. Allow more local businesses to open but operate within the restricted guidelines, continue to encourage home working where possible.
Allow small group/bubble gatherings between friends and families (one group of 10 to start). Lifting people’s spirits and giving some sense of normality back, which would hopefully deter people from breaking any other rules.
The economy does however need to start moving again and we do need to create a new ‘normal’ for the foreseeable. Allow more local businesses to open but operate within the restricted guidelines, continue to encourage home working where possible.
Allow small group/bubble gatherings between friends and families (one group of 10 to start). Lifting people’s spirits and giving some sense of normality back, which would hopefully deter people from breaking any other rules.
Why the contribution is important
The ideas are important as the public need to see a view of getting back to some normality with some relaxations. My ideas would allow this whilst keeping the key things we are trying to prevent protected.
If Scotland were to continue as is with no change whilst the message in England is different you would find the public more likely to deter and not support the Government’s plan like they have done thus far.
If Scotland were to continue as is with no change whilst the message in England is different you would find the public more likely to deter and not support the Government’s plan like they have done thus far.
by jenlogue on May 08, 2020 at 08:56AM
Posted by Dwilliams21 May 08, 2020 at 11:01
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