What would be a short term crisis business plan to get test/trace/isolate working again?
Whatever the behind the scenes qualities or lack of them, I think it would have to involve the letting go of Dido Harding, and the termination of the existing contracts to Serco. To instill confidence that there was a recognition a fresh start was needed.
Never having had a business, or written a plan, this task is not my forte. Also complicated by a lifetime, until now, of lacking curiosity in logistics.
The consensus seems to be that the effort needs to be devolved to local areas, to currently state employed public health teams, and away from the private, centralized body we have set up now.
But is the central monolith useless, or should it retain some residual function and funding? And what, in detail, does the local effort, look like? Who does what, when? Which international precedent is being copied?
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