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mpis and so on. a . ., , and so on.elt i always had the opportunity i and so on. as i already said, i felt i always had the opportunity to i i always had the opportunity to convey my thoughts and provide advice to the prime minister. i said that early on and that happens on a range of forums, whether in these bilateral meetings or through the small group meetings or the covid o and s, i have been consistent in my evidence i felt i always had the opportunity to provide the prime minister with advice. i wouldn't read anything particularly into the fact i had a bilateral meeting with him, i'm sure he was having bilateral meetings with other ministers as well, all part of how he would like to make decisions and that ultimately is a question for him. but for my part, of course i had the opportunity to feed in. {lin had the opportunity to feed in. on page two, we can see a reference to next steps. and after a list of next steps or actions which are envisaged to be taken, your principal private secretary says this. on monday,

we didn't have a vaccine, we didn't have a way out, a medical solution, we were being forced to use mpisrticular moment, and show we will come to the toba— november lockdowns, my anxiety was —— 0ctober. we would have to do the same thing over and over again. i think what those notebooks reflect an what of those comments reflect is the deep anxiety of a group of people doing their level best, who cannot see any easy solutions, and are naturally self—critical of others —— self—critical and critical of others. it others -- self-critical and critical of others. , others -- self-critical and critical of others-— of others. it is obviously things were said _ of others. it is obviously things were said at — of others. it is obviously things were said at the _ of others. it is obviously things were said at the time, - of others. it is obviously things were said at the time, you - of others. it is obviously things were said at the time, you say| of others. it is obviously things i were said at the time, you say not to use, although i have put to a whatsapp which were sent directly to you. there a

because it out to help out had been designed specifically in the context of the safe lifting of mpi isof the plan which had reopened hospitality, indoor hospitality. that had already been part of the approved plan. eat out to help out only operated within that context andindeed only operated within that context and indeed they were a significant range of mpi is in place including social distancing, covid secured guidance, table service, contactless ordering, one—way systems, all of which have been put in place but the overall reopening of indoor hospitality had already been implanted and as we discussed before modelled and involved scientists and eat out to help out was designed to operate within that context of the safe lifting of mpi. this was a micro—policy to make sure that capacity which the scientists had already said was part of an overall package which could be safely delivered was actually used and it was done very much in the context. in the same way that other economic decisions like a vat cut for hospitality or for low decisions like a vat cut for hospitality orfor low or d

eat out to help out only operated within that context and they were a significant range of other mpidance, table service, contactless or drink only systems, all of which have been put in place but the overall reopening of in the hospitality had already been implement it and modelled and involved scientists and eat out to help out was designed to operate within the context of the safe lifting of mpi is. it didn't do anything further than that, it was a micro—policy to make sure that capacity which the scientists had already said was part of an overall package which could be safely delivered was actually used. it was done very much in that context and in the same way that other economic decisions like vat cuts the hospitality or stamp duty cuts or anything else grants for the hospitality industry wouldn't ordinarily be cleared with medical advisers, knows this because we had already made the collective decision to open in the hospitality in this policy sat beneath that.- policy sat beneath that. while defendin: policy sat beneath that. while defending the _ policy sat beneath that. whi

in itself _ part of an mmpi but an important mpi in itself.he 23 march the — lockdown and five in total, the 23 march, the 315t october when you say there is— march, the 315t october when you say there is going to be the second lockdown, the 5th november when the details _ lockdown, the 5th november when the details of— lockdown, the 5th november when the details of the second lockdown are announced, the 19th december, which is tier— announced, the 19th december, which is tier 4 _ announced, the 19th december, which is tier 4 and _ announced, the 19th december, which is tier 4 and the 4th january 2021 when _ is tier 4 and the 4th january 2021 when you — is tier 4 and the 4th january 2021 when you announced the third lockdown. and in all those addresses lockdown. — and in all those addresses you emphasise rightly that people must stay at home throughout. but! emphasise rightly that people must stay at home throughout.— stay at home throughout. and you also refer to _ stay at home throughout. and you also refer to some _ stay at home throughout.

out was designed in the context of the safe _ out was designed in the context of the safe lifting of mpidance put in place to— considerable secure guidance put in place to safely reopening the hospitality and the scheme operated within— hospitality and the scheme operated within all— hospitality and the scheme operated within all of those constraints within— within all of those constraints within that guidance that have been previously— within that guidance that have been previously signed off on an approved. | previously signed off on an approved-— previously signed off on an auroved. . . , . , previously signed off on an a- roved. . . , . , ., approved. i have a small number of ruestions approved. i have a small number of questions on _ approved. i have a small number of questions on behalf _ approved. i have a small number of questions on behalf of _ approved. i have a small number of questions on behalf of the - approved. i have a small number of questions on behalf of the long - questions on behalf of the long covert— questions on behalf of the long covert groups _ questions on beha

upshot is chancellor hoddle and the upshot is that no final decision has been taken on the mpis. over the page, please. the prime minister is — over the page, please. the prime minister is preparing _ over the page, please. the prime minister is preparing to _ over the page, please. the prime minister is preparing to do - over the page, please. the prime| minister is preparing to do nothing all close parks only. and then under the bulleted points, clearly there is a high risk that this underlines, is a high risk that this underlines, is unpicked, overfried in the weekend. so two questions, please, mr sunak. the reference to the fact that there was a huddle between yourself and the prime minister after the general debate appear to suggest that with this prime minister, there was an ability to get the last word in, to meet with him and influence his ultimate decision. and secondly, the reference to unwinding and unpicking a position which appears to have been agreed suggest this was not an open—ended debate which led to a consistent decision. there was the ability to be able to unw

mpi model also includes behavioral health, workforce development, civil legal aid, and organizationalition it partners with resilience initiative to strengthen and empower. also known. a collaborative of the university of chicago medical center and advocate christ advocate christmedical center fn response to chicago initiative. it urges to bolster the effort to reduce gun violence offense or government. as strengthen and collaboration with hospital outreach organizations with the goal of improved care and support for gun violence survivors in the film is in the chicago's south h side and south suburban mpi developed a two day to four-day trainings crosstraining set began together brought together perspectives knowledge of street outreach and hospital frontline staff we complete our first in june began our next one in february 2022. since starting in 2014 organizations have provided 200,00025500 participants most acutely at risk of gun violence. northwest and center for neighborhood engaged research communities where it was operating saw statistically significant changes of rates of ho

able to do, i needed people to be able to do a faster reckoning of the benefits, the impact, of the mpis costs at the same time. as for the reference to so—called bed blockers, iassume as for the reference to so—called bed blockers, i assume this is the 19th of march, is it?— bed blockers, i assume this is the 19th of march, is it? yes. well only a coule 19th of march, is it? yes. well only a ample of — 19th of march, is it? yes. well only a ample of days — 19th of march, is it? 133 well only a couple of days previously we decided to do the march discharge strategy and the issue there is that we are facing a crisis and we only have about 100,000 beds in the nhs in the acute sector and plainly, sadly, many of those were delayed discharge patients and we needed to sort this out. discharge patients and we needed to sort this out-— sort this out. does my other issues in relation to _ sort this out. does my other issues in relation to the _ sort this out. does my other issues in relation to the thursday - sort this out. does my other issues in relation to the thursday and - in relation to the

don't forget, _ was getting about put mpis in.n told by the cmo, be careful, don't go _ into. having been told by the cmo, be careful, don't go too _ into. having been told by the cmo, be careful, don't go too early, - be careful, don't go too early, because the population might not be it, did you consider saying to him, in this general debate about non—pharmaceutical interventions and social—distancing, the public health demands, the likelihood of death and hospitalisation demand that we take those measures, regardless of whether the population are prepared to put up with it over time. did you push back against this notion of don't go too early?— push back against this notion of don't go too early? short answer is no. so i don't go too early? short answer is no- so i don't— don't go too early? short answer is no. so i don't remember— don't go too early? short answer is no. so i don't remember saying - don't go too early? short answer is no. so i don't remember saying to | no. so i don't remember saying to myself— no. so i don't r

in mpi i spoke to earlier this year he wrote believed russian intelligence had hacked his e—mail account case they had been made public. in other cases e—mails have been made public to embarrass groups or, was hacked from a private e—mail account leaked and used in the 2019 election campaign. russia had been accused of that in the past but for the first time the british government has brought together a series of claims about russia, and said the russian government and this particular group of the fsb, russian officials were summoned by the foreign office and the hope is by being public about this they can try and disrupt that groups work, although russia of course denies it, and try to get people to be more aware of this kind of activity. that's significant, there could be a lot of elections happening this year, particularly in the uk but in the us and europe around the world. let's try again, that line to tom symonds. about the met police officers given suspended sentences. let's go to the court, tom, apologies we lost the line to a little earlier, but tell us a little bit more about w

how difficult it is to argue that the mpi should be lifted while the number of cases and deaths are stillic groups starting to model and you wish that you have very clearly in mind the exact timetable of what advice on modelling is being given and then a reference to the timing of any decision. if you could go forward, please, to page four. we will see this specifically following up on npis, there is going to be a wider cabinet discussion. and then this at three b, prime minister. i propose the following is the next step, a paper that we can share it with the premise that head of the bilateral, an opportunity for the chancellor to set out his views and the economic analysis for the prime minister without it being watered down by the cabinet office process. do you know what that is a reference to, the watered down by the cabinet office process? because plainly, you as the chancellor are absolutely entitled, you suggested yourself, perhaps constitutionally obligated, to bring the economic angle to the prime minister without it being watered down by any other part of government so what is th

the exact extent to which those mpis changed, affected the progress of the virus.nteresting that the first, it goes into portstewart. the first wave, — goes into portstewart. the first wave. you _ goes into portstewart. the first wave, you can see that the collective impact of what we are doing _ collective impact of what we are doing from september onwards, because — doing from september onwards, because we are following it very closely — because we are following it very closely by this time, does bend the curve _ closely by this time, does bend the curve and — closely by this time, does bend the curve. and again, i will leave closely by this time, does bend the curve. and again, iwill leave it closely by this time, does bend the curve. and again, i will leave it to you to _ curve. and again, i will leave it to you to the — curve. and again, i will leave it to you to the exact extent that worked and that's _ you to the exact extent that worked and that's a — you to the exact extent that worked and that's a crucial thing and we need _ and that's a crucial thing and