Sick man of Europe?

[Scarlet Pimpernel]

A sensible approach would be to not make rules they have neither the technology nor inclination to enforce properly .

Just nick everyone who is not socially - distancing (unless in the bubble).

Supermarket? Nicked.
High Street? Nicked .


Minding your own business, sitting on a park bench with a coffee? No bother.


I haven't given this any thought so, on that basis, it is probably more effective and workable than the contradictory and unenforceable crap the committee of idiots come out with , on a nightly basis.

I definitely agree that the rules should be tighter and better enforced.

 

[ajohn]

Remember all the talk about tracking. Well this is what the gov use to get an idea what is going on. From last year


What's that if it's not tracking?

Would a better system help - yes. Would people accept it - no. And the mobile phone software people say no as well. It's interesting to think what they could add to that info,

 

[Scarlet Pimpernel]

Remember all the talk about tracking. Well this is what the gov use to get an idea what is going on. From last year
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What's that if it's not tracking?

Would a better system help - yes. Would people accept it - no. And the mobile phone software people say no as well. It's interesting to think what they could add to that info,

Sorry ajohn, but that's got f-all to do with track and trace.
And due to its age, it's pretty much irrelevant.

 

[ajohn]

And due to its age, it's pretty much irrelevant

No it is relevant because it's how they get an idea about what people are doing. In fact it's use was mentioned very recently.