Boris Johnson answers questions at Downing Street press briefing

The transcript discusses the implications of socializing after receiving the second dose of the vaccine. A question is raised about whether social distancing guidelines can be relaxed when exclusively interacting with others who have also received their second dose. The response emphasizes the need for more data on transmission among vaccinated individuals before considering relaxing guidelines. The discussion also touches on the goal of vaccinating vulnerable groups quickly to eventually ease restrictions for everyone, while noting that current infection levels remain too high for immediate changes.

What is the main concern when considering relaxing social distancing guidelines for those who have received their second vaccine dose?

• The availability of vaccines

• The public's willingness to follow new guidelines

• The transmission rate among vaccinated individuals

• The cost of implementing new guidelines

What is the primary goal mentioned in the response regarding vaccination?

• To vaccinate everyone in the country

• To vaccinate the most vulnerable groups as quickly as possible

• To vaccinate only those who are willing

• To vaccinate people based on their occupation

Why is it currently difficult to relax the social distancing guidelines?

• The guidelines are too complex to change

• The level of infection is still too high

• There are not enough vaccines available

• People are not following the guidelines

What is the speaker's outlook on the future of social guidelines?

• They will be abolished completely

• They will remain the same indefinitely

• They will be relaxed once more data is available

• They will become stricter over time

What factor is crucial for considering the relaxation of restrictions?

• The public's opinion on restrictions

• The cost of maintaining restrictions

• The interaction between vaccination and disease prevalence

• The number of people vaccinated