Sunak: What the NHS needs to tackle coronavirus it will get

The video outlines a three-point plan to address the coronavirus crisis. First, it ensures the NHS receives all necessary resources. Second, it provides financial support for individuals, including statutory sick pay from day one and benefits for self-isolating individuals. Third, it supports self-employed and gig economy workers by easing access to benefits and removing the minimum income floor in Universal Credit. Additionally, a £500 million hardship fund is established to support vulnerable people, totaling a £1 billion commitment to financial security.

What is the primary focus of the first point in the three-point plan?

• Providing resources to the NHS

• Increasing public transportation

• Improving education systems

• Reducing taxes

How has statutory sick pay been adjusted during the crisis?

• It is only available to full-time employees

• It is now paid from day one

• It is reduced by 50%

• It requires a doctor's visit

Who will benefit from the changes to contributory employment and support allowance?

• Only full-time employees

• Self-employed and gig economy workers

• Retired individuals

• Students

What is the purpose of the £500 million hardship fund?

• To increase government salaries

• To support local businesses

• To directly support vulnerable people

• To fund new infrastructure projects

What is the total financial commitment mentioned in the plan to support people's financial security?

• £750 million

• £500 million

• £1 billion

• £2 billion