open again but that will depend on us continuing to beat the disease that's going to mark from plymouth please welcome expect to extend school closures until easter what strategy with the government published to ensure no child is left behind. mark we will want to look very very carefully at the data of where we got to with the vaccination program before we make announcements about the timetables as i just said to to martine we're working as hard as we can to to get things open if you will recall we we really want to keep schools open and we want to reopen them but we must do it in a way that is safe and we must do it cautiously. i appreciate the huge efforts parents and now going to to teach their kids that at home to look after kids who should be in school a school is the best place for pupils and. i know the the the educational damage that we risk doing by protracted lockdowns and that's why the government continues to support all sorts of measures to help teachers big roll out of laptops 1300000 laptops that we've that we've provided and massive investments in in catch up tuition as well c

let us go to mark from plymouth please.we will want to look very very carefully at the data - behind? mark, we will want to look very very carefully at the data at. very very carefully at the data at where we have got to with the vaccination programme before we make announcements about the time tables as i have said toer ma tin, we are working as hard as we can to get thing open. if you recall we really wanted to keep schools open, and we will want the re—open them but we must do it in a what they is safe and we must do it cautiously. i appreciate the huge efforts parents are now going to, to teach their kids at home, to look after kids who should be in school, a school is the best place for pupils and i know the educational damage that we risk doing by protracted lockdowns and thatis doing by protracted lockdowns and that is why the government continues to support all sorts of measures to help teachers, big roll out of laptop, 1.3 million laptops that we have provided, and massive investments in catch up tuition as well. c

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plymouth rock as opposed to the east coast. they were supposedly recognized by clinton. the minute bush got in and he unrecognized, how can you unrecognized a tribe? pleaseenlighten me. thank you. >> well, i should say i am not a neutral on this question. in a prior life, i was the assistant secretary for indian affairs at the department of the interior. and one of the matters that came before me was the petition all the duwamish for federal recognition. through a variety of circumstances, it was only in the closing days of the clinton administration that both the chinook tribe and the do almost tribe were finally were }iz finally granted federal recognition through the administrative process. those decisions were appealed, and while george w. bush was president. in the course of the appeal, the administrative law judges determined that we should not have granted recognition to should look and duwamish. so that is the process. it is not an easy one. i think in many respects it is a tremendously unfair process. but that is what happened to the duwamish. >> who did not want that to happen? who led the appeal? >> you know, i don't recall. i don't recall who