Covid-19 Bereaved Families for Justice call for intermediate inquiry into Government policy on coronavirus

The transcript discusses the need for an inquiry into government actions during a disaster, emphasizing the importance of public trust and scientific evidence. It highlights issues with government policies on schools, lockdowns, and care homes, particularly the lack of PPE and testing. The proposal suggests a two-stage inquiry to address current decisions and regain public trust, advocating for constructive dialogue and expert recommendations.

What is the primary reason for suggesting a two-stage inquiry during the ongoing disaster?

• To focus solely on scientific evidence

• To delay the inquiry until the disaster ends

• To evaluate current government decisions and regain public trust

• To avoid any inquiry altogether

Which issue is highlighted as a major concern in the government's handling of care homes?

• Lack of regional lockdowns

• Use of infected agency staff spreading the virus

• Excessive PPE provision

• Inadequate school reopening plans

What is the main issue with the government's current policy on school reopening?

• It focuses too much on regional lockdowns

• It is unclear and follows a stop-start approach

• It provides excessive PPE to schools

• It is too strict and inflexible

What is the proposed method for conducting the inquiry according to the third section?

• Waiting for the disaster to end before starting the inquiry

• Appointing a judge and experts to conduct Zoom calls on specific issues

• Issuing recommendations on multiple topics simultaneously

• Conducting a single large meeting with all stakeholders

Why is it important for the government to regain public trust according to the transcript?

• To improve the provision of PPE

• To avoid any form of inquiry

• To ensure people follow published guidance

• To increase the number of regional lockdowns