Matt Hancock answers questions at Downing Street press briefing

The video addresses concerns about the vaccination rollout, focusing on supply issues and deadlines for clinically vulnerable adults. It explains the prioritization of different groups, including Social Care staff and unpaid carers, and assures that there is enough supply to meet targets. The discussion also highlights the role of mass vaccination centers and the importance of care workers in the vaccination priority list.

What is the main concern regarding GP surgeries in the vaccination process?

• They have too many vaccines.

• They are vaccinating too quickly.

• They are struggling to vaccinate Group One with current stocks.

• They are not involved in the vaccination process.

By when does the government aim to offer vaccinations to groups one to four?

• End of January

• Middle of February

• Middle of March

• End of February

Which facilities are involved in the vaccination rollout besides GP services?

• Community centers and libraries

• Pharmacies and clinics

• Mass vaccination centers and hospitals

• Schools and universities

Why are care workers prioritized in the vaccination process?

• They work the longest hours.

• They have the highest number of staff.

• They are the most vulnerable group.

• They are in close contact with the most vulnerable individuals.

Who determines the order of vaccination categories?

• The government

• Clinical judgment

• Public opinion

• Random selection