Yahoo News Article RatingSunak defends Eat Out to Help Out scheme, Covid Inquiry hears
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51% : "He added that he was right not to consult scientists or the Secretary of State for Health over the 2020 hospitality scheme.48% : "But if others are suggesting that they didn't, they had ample opportunity to raise those concerns in forums where I was there, or where the Prime Minister or others were, and they didn't."02:34 PM GMTConcerns about Eat Out to Help Out were not raised, says SunakMr Sunak said that others in government had the chance to raise concerns about the scheme but never did.
47% : When questioned about the Treasury's concerns related to over-compliance with the Government's stay-at-home messaging, Mr Sunak said the public had not understood "sufficiently clearly that they should go to work only if they could not work from home...?"The Prime Minister said there was work to get Government communications "right" on the topic after the first lockdown.12:47 PM GMTSunak said ministers were 'following advice from scientists' during pandemicRishi Sunak has repeated the argument that ministers were "following advice from the scientists" during the Covid crisis.
47% : "I think it's important, and this is always tricky in public policy, is many of these impacts are not felt immediately, they're felt over time, and that is always a tough thing to deal with when you're communicating, but as it turned out we were able to borrow what we needed to fund the pandemic response.
46% : "02:21 PM GMTSunak defends not consulting scientists over Eat Out to Help OutRishi Sunak has defended not consulting scientists or the Secretary of State for Health over his Eat Out to Help Out scheme in 2020.
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