jess, paul anderson asks, with offering a small, controlled viral load to an individual allow a lesservelop in the individual, and make them immune? so what paul is asking is the basic principles we use for immunisations, that could be something we look for in the future in terms of a vaccine, but at the moment, we do not know enough as to whether that would be an option, so in terms of should he seek exposure to it and try to get a small exposure, that is not something any of us can control, so that is something in development and we will leave it for the experts are to develop those vaccines, that the moment i would strongly advise him to keep across the government guidelines which is to stay away from people, stay at home and keep distance. sian griffiths, dominic asks, why does the government not make it compulsory to wear face masks? 0bviously some countries just do it whether they are compulsory or not, but here it has not been a thing, although when you are out and about, there are simply people wearing them. the government is following the world health organization, which last

reilly, and i think paul thomas anderson and we had a contest, because we were in some place, some nicee going down and we said, "all right, throughout the night, whoever can come down the staircase funnier wins." and so, like, we would just go out, and like, i think i fell down the stairs. and i did one where i just fell down but that was a bit too hacky and a bit too obvious. but then, don did a great one where he was walking down, and then, he just like kind of either touched someone's hand or something and then, they were like, he was like, "sorry, whatever," but we all watching, so we were getting giggles. that was the dumbest game, but man, oh, man, were we laughing so hard. everyone had to do a new bit i think will ferrell won how is everyone in the broadway community? >> you know, the broadway community is, i'm always amazed by their resilience and their creativity, especially in times like this. and, you know, they were hit really hard, and a lot of people got sick unfortunately, and a lot of the cast, but everybody sort of, you know, is just sort of pushing through, and my fri

force, i will lead the task force, but i'll be joined by leslie anderson from the bank of bennington, john mccoy from manufacturing, paul young, youngs hospitality, rob robertson, nebraska farm a eau, the alliance group, past cultural economic development, corporate executive director from north intel services. its purpose will be to identify best practices and guidelines that will help us safely reopen our economic sectors that have been impacted by covid-19. we've already started to engage advisors in various industries and associations such as the barber, restaurant and retail associations. and we're working closely with our chambers of commerce who are intimately acquainted with concerns of the business community. these advisors will remain engaged throughout the process to provide real-time information to the task force so that we can plan and communicate accordingly. our business leaders care deeply about their teammates and customers. and together we will work to come up with guidelines that prioritize safety. at the same time we want to allow businesses to be able to operate as smoothly as possible based on the