u. k. gabriel scully visiting professor of public health at the university of bristol and a member of the scientific advisory group for emergencies. a warm welcome to all if i could start with brendan, what exactly are protest is upset about? is it more about privacy being violated? brendan, all freedom of movement being restricted it's been a combination of both. i've heard from protesters here that there's concerns over the intrusion into their privacy, particularly from the array of different places that will now be checking this help pass. so in france of particular, destiny include bars, restaurants, days, interest, city transit, hospitals, nursing homes. and so people have concerns over just the scope of where this is going to be rolled out. and the degree to which is going to be implemented. as you mentioned earlier, it's got a few options with it in terms of pullback, summation, or proven test that there was negative within 48 hours or a positive test. it's recovered within 6 months, but it still concerns over the past itself and how that's going to be implemented throughout socie

officials have since clarified, that's not the case. gabriel scully is a visiting professor all public health at the university of bristol, in the u. k. he says there is a rush to beat the virus case, it develops immunity to vaccines. the world health organization has got a point here. we've got a real in equity in terms of the distribution, the availability of vaccines to populations around the world. and on the face of it, it does seem completely wrong. the country should be starting to use up their vaccine manufacturing capacity to produce booster shots for they already vaccinated when there's such a need for vaccine. i think the other thing that needs to happen is we really do need to make progress on the discussions that have gone on for some months now, but not made enough progress about getting the waiver for the the peyton, for the intellectual property rights and the vaccine so we have enough vaccine making capacity wrong the world to produce a lot more vaccines. but as long as the companies that control the intellectual property rights don't allow other companies to start making the vaccine, we are missing out on a major op