Wales COVID-19 Inquiry Special Purpose Committee

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Sessions analysed9
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Positions16
Recommendations5

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11 Jul 2023Committee frames inquiry around preparedness and response gapsWales COVID-19 Inquiry Special Purpose CommitteePosition
[Speaker: Joyce Watson] Good morning. Bore da. I want to welcome members of the committee to the meeting. I haven't received any apologies for absence. I ask Members if they have any declaration of a registrable interest that they want to declare. No. Before we go into private session, we as co-Chairs, myself and Tom, wish to note the importance of this committee and the seriousness of the work that we will undertake. This committee will fulfil an important role in examining gaps identified in the preparedness and response of the Welsh Government and other Welsh public bodies during the COVID-19 pandemic. We share a mutual commitment to respect our equal status as co-Chairs to work together effectively to deliver our shared responsibilities.
30 Jan 2024PPE stockpiles faced maintenance and distribution problemsNottingham Trent UniversityConcern
30 Jan 2024Whole-of-society approach is the right directionNottingham Trent UniversityPosition
30 Jan 2024Wales public health bodies could be better connectedNottingham Trent UniversityConcern
30 Jan 2024Civil Contingencies Act 2004 framed the systemNottingham Trent UniversityLegislative
30 Jan 2024National situation centre lacks local bidirectional flowNottingham Trent UniversityConcern
30 Jan 2024Plans should be flexible rather than over-prescriptiveNottingham Trent UniversityPosition

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