Javid: "We must all continue to carefully manage the risks from covid and exercise judgement when going about our lives". What does this look like? What behaviours does it lead to that are different from what we did pre-covid?
https://twitter.com/oldtrotter/status/1411803011677106177
Which things are risky and how should we manage that risk? When can we stop managing the risk? Does the government mind if we just don't bother? Does it mind if we overdo it and manage the risks by avoiding them, not going out, not spending?
How do we know if the privately carefully managing covid risks system is going well? Is there a target for the number of deaths or hospital cases? Do we have to carefully manage at different levels according to how these numbers go? Or is it entirely up to us?
If lots of people carefully manage the covid risk by not spending as much or going out, are the businesses and people affected by the loss of income on their own?
What happens if I think I need other people to help carefully manage the covid risk, because otherwise without that I have no hope of carefully managing it?
If we are not managing carefully the risks enough will they come and tell us? Are there any model examples the govt can point to? What about the risk of manufacturing new variants evolving in the presence of the vaccines? How do we manage that one carefully?
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