Children's Commission calls on Government and unions to work together to reopen schools

The transcript discusses the entrenched positions between the government and unions regarding school reopening. It emphasizes the need to prioritize children's interests and ensure a safe return to school without waiting for a vaccine. The speaker calls for collaboration between the government and unions to achieve this goal, highlighting successful examples from other areas.

What is the main concern about the positions held by the government and unions?

• They overlook the best interests of children.

• They are too quick to reopen schools.

• They focus too much on financial aspects.

• They are too flexible.

What has been overlooked in the debate between the government and unions?

• The need for new educational policies.

• The financial implications of reopening.

• The best interests of children.

• The role of teachers in decision-making.

What is suggested as a necessary step for reopening schools safely?

• Waiting for a vaccine to be developed.

• Reopening schools immediately.

• Implementing risk control measures.

• Ignoring the unions' demands.

Why is it important for the government and unions to collaborate?

• To increase the number of school holidays.

• To delay the reopening of schools.

• To achieve positive outcomes for children.

• To reduce educational costs.

What example is given to encourage collaboration between the government and unions?

• The support from international organizations.

• The financial benefits of reopening.

• The achievements of other regions in the country.

• The success of other countries.