Martin ‘wants’ fenced-off areas to be re-opened

The transcript discusses the government's role and challenges in managing refugee accommodation. It highlights the need for safe and sanitary living conditions and the efforts to find alternative accommodations. The government is working to address the massive influx of refugees and ensure their safety, while also discouraging the distribution of tents by charities. The minister provides additional insights into the situation.

What is the government's stance on erecting barriers?

• The government is responsible for erecting barriers.

• The government has no opinion on erecting barriers.

• The government supports erecting barriers.

• The government is not responsible for erecting barriers.

Why were 450 individuals moved to alternative accommodations?

• Because the previous accommodations were too expensive.

• Because the previous accommodations were overcrowded.

• Because the previous accommodations were unsanitary and unsafe.

• Because the previous accommodations were too far from the city.

What is the government's plan regarding state sites?

• To sell them to private companies.

• To use them for commercial development.

• To secure them for better accommodation.

• To abandon them.

What advice did the Tarnish give regarding tents?

• To continue distributing tents to everyone.

• To stop distributing tents to asylum seekers without accommodation offers.

• To distribute tents only during winter.

• To distribute tents only in rural areas.

Why is tented accommodation in city centers discouraged?

• Because it is too noisy.

• Because it is too far from amenities.

• Because it is neither sanitary nor safe.

• Because it is too expensive.