WHO Says It Will Take Very Careful Planning to Bring Back Large Sporting Events

The transcript discusses the challenges of bringing back large sporting events safely, emphasizing the need for careful planning and collaboration between sporting organizations and governments. It highlights the balance between scientific evidence and practical realities, the risks governments face, and the importance of a new social contract to manage risks collectively and responsibly.

What is a key requirement for bringing large sporting events back online?

• Reducing the number of sports fans

• Increasing ticket prices

• Careful planning and collaboration

• Eliminating all risks

What challenge do governments face when managing risks in large gatherings?

• Reducing government involvement

• Increasing sports popularity

• Ensuring zero risk

• Balancing risks with public demand

What is the main focus of the new social contract discussed in the video?

• Eliminating all risks

• Reducing government funding

• Managing and reducing risks collaboratively

• Increasing sports events

How should communities and governments approach risk management according to the new social contract?

• By avoiding all large gatherings

• By leaving it to individual responsibility

• By working together to minimize risks

• By ignoring potential risks

What is the proposed basis for managing risks in the new social contract?

• A blame-based approach

• A no-fault basis

• A profit-driven model

• An individualistic approach