Waive inheritance TAX for families who lost loved ones due to poor crisis management

The pragmatic decision to put the economy first, at the expense of those who were portrayed to be likely to be near death anyway, has proven to be a fallacy. The pace at which this disease has progressed could have been curtailed, and many questions need raised in a public inquiry.

As families see many years shaved off loved ones, it seems perverse that the government should benefit from their mishandling of a crisis.

There is no compensation for the loss of a loved one, no matter what their age. Given the excess deaths being recorded, the immeasurable pain and hardship that will follow can never be put right. This proposal is merely an idea to help minimise the suffering and disruption households face.