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Relaxation of Restrictions, Part X *Read OP For Mod Warnings*
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normanoffside wrote: »Some great insights from Nolan tonight. When more kids are in school, more adults go to their workplace.
How much are we paying this fella?
I posted earlier about the need to do the financials on this NPHET crowd,and how much WE are paying them does come into the equation.
Also,at this point in proceedings,I would suggest we no longer have a Public Health Emergency per se,as the expected collapses due to Covid never occured.
What we will see,I predict,is the Irish Government emulating the UK's move today,and extending Emergency powers to suit their agenda,which is now majoring on Social Engineering and further trials of how far can the State actually go with impositions before the populace get restive.
The Irish Government is in fact in a better position that the Conservative Government,due to the TOTAL absence of effective Opposition,and a commensurate absence of Journalistic or media oversight.
It is a particularly important testing moment for the breader concept of Democracy & Freedom as it has been understood in the past,....the future is,I'm afraid,hugely uncertain on that score.
Men, it has been well said, think in herds; it will be seen that they go mad in herds, while they only recover their senses slowly, and one by one.
Charles Mackay (1812-1889)
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I posted earlier about the need to do the financials on this NPHET crowd,and how much WE are paying them does come into the equation.
Also,at this point in proceedings,I would suggest we no longer have a Public Health Emergency per se,as the expected collapses due to Covid never occured.
What we will see,I predict,is the Irish Government emulating the UK's move today,and extending Emergency powers to suit their agenda,which is now majoring on Social Engineering and further trials of how far can the State actually go with impositions before the populace get restive.
The Irish Government is in fact in a better position that the Conservative Government,due to the TOTAL absence of effective Opposition,and a commensurate absence of Journalistic or media oversight.
It is a particularly important testing moment for the breader concept of Democracy & Freedom as it has been understood in the past,....the future is,I'm afraid,hugely uncertain on that score.
So you're saying a fragile coalition of FF, FG and the ****ing Green party are conspiring to steal our democracy.
I wonder which one of them suggested they do it first?0 -
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make sure to ask your doctor friend about the blunder highlight reel that is tony holohans career if doctors are such divine creatures
The Covid industry is well underway at the minute,in fact it has become a well-oiled Swiss Watch,so silent and smooth is it's operation.
https://www.hse.ie/eng/staff/pcrs/circulars/gp/gp-circular-05-2020-services-during-covid-19.pdf
1.GPs will be remunerated for provision of remote consultations to patients who may have contracted COVID-19 infection including referral for testing if clinically required in line with the latest clinical algorithm which is available on www.hpsc.ie. A fee of €30 will be payable to GPs for provision of such remote consultations. This fee will be payable in respect of all patients, regardless of eligibility status. A claim is valid once a call has been completed whether or not the test is required. If a test is required the result will be referred back to GP and where a second remote consultation is required with the patient a further claim can be made. Claims can be submitted electronically to the HSE’s PCERS using the standard Special Items of Service claim form. The code to be used for these claims is CB.
2.GPs will be enabled to provide dedicated respiratory clinics on their practice premises for patients previously identified by remote consultation as being at-risk of COVID-19 infection. A fee of €75 will be paid per consultation. This fee will apply to all patients, regardless of eligibility status. Claims can be submitted electronically to the HSE’s PCERS using the standard Special Items of Service claim form. The code to be used for these claims is CA.
3.In order to maintain services for non-COVID-19 issues, a fee of €25 will be payable to GPs for a remote consultation, not related to COVID-19, with one of their patients to establish a need for attendance at the practice premises. This fee will apply to aremote consultation with a holder of a Medical Card or GP Visit Card and will apply whether or not the Out of Hours service is available, at the time the consultation is provided. Claims can be submitted electronically to the HSE’s PCERS using the standard Special Items of Service claim form. The code to be used for these claims is CD.
As with the affairs of some bygone well known figures,the best advice is to "Follow the Money "
Men, it has been well said, think in herds; it will be seen that they go mad in herds, while they only recover their senses slowly, and one by one.
Charles Mackay (1812-1889)
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Deleted User wrote: »They could probably get by with allowing click & collect for all businesses, allowing outdoor gatherings of up to 10 with strong recommendations for distance and masking, and opening construction.
I don’t think that would be far enough, personally, but it would probably buy them some time to paper over their vaccine calamity.
So no tangible difference apart from click and collect.
I think we both know Cymro that meeting x amount outside was one of those recommendations that the majority deemed didn't apply to them at least in the past 6 weeks, we also know the vast majority of construction workers are working.
Now it is probably time for the charade to finish and for them to go back working for the minted property developers whose sites were actually closed down.
They will increase the 5km, allow outdoor training for kids, construction and meeting slightly more outside.
I'm not so sure about click and collect.
All in my humble opinion.0 -
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So no tangible difference apart from click and collect.
I think we both know Cymro that meeting x amount outside was one of those recommendations that the majority deemed didn't apply to them at least in the past 6 weeks, we also know the vast majority of construction workers are working.
Now it is probably time for the charade to finish and for them to go back working for the minted property developers whose sites were actually closed down.
They will increase the 5km, allow outdoor training for kids, construction and meeting slightly more outside.
I'm not so sure about click and collect.
All in my humble opinion.
I think so too. I think they're going to accept rising cases and try to stamp it out with vaccines once the supply is in place.0
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