Every day the vaccine rolls out

[tHeArAb]

Nothing new in that as Nic said as much last week.

Constantly hearing from the experts that the Dominant Kent Strain is more transmissible and causing serious disease in younger people, so i can understand the reasoning.

It clearly is new if the article is only 6 hours old. I certainly hadn't heard of this until now.

[GUNBOAT]

My teacher did get back to me so its only fair i put it up,he is working from home. Sorry Chick went too far last night.

[Chick A Saw]

My teacher did get back to me so its only fair i put it up,he is working from home. Sorry Chick went too far last night.

Nae bother. I am sorry if my stance has upset you as well, but always family first for me!

[Chick A Saw]

It clearly is new if the article is only 6 hours old. I certainly hadn't heard of this until now.

New article, old news.

Why are the changes being made?
The strategic framework document, published on 23 February, says there is a need for a "more stringent approach to the levels" when the system returns.

The more cautious approach is necessary to protect against further variants of Covid-19, the Scottish government argues.

"Our experience over the last few months and the changed landscape brought about by the new, more transmissible variant, in particular has shown that we cannot assume that the protective measures applied within the original levels approach will have the same effectiveness as when first implemented," the document says.

"However, it is also likely that the roll-out of the vaccine programme will reduce the transmissibility of the virus for any given level of restriction.

"To address this issue, we have decided to adjust our levels approach primarily by rebasing the indicators that we use to guide decisions on the allocation of levels on those recommended by the WHO in their most up-to-date interim guidance."