New covid restrictions appear “to have emerged from a random policy generator”
22 September 2020
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Christopher Snowdon responds to latest coronavirus measures
21 September 2020
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Christopher Snowdon quoted in the Metro
22 September 2020
Christopher Snowdon quoted by the BBC
The latest government coronavirus restrictions, including a 10pm mandatory closing time for licensed premises, appear “to have emerged from a random policy generator”, argued the IEA’s Head of Lifestyle Economics Christopher Snowdon.
Quoted by the BBC, Chris called on the government to publish the evidence for the curfew and added that, “while mandatory table service has been part of the successful Swedish approach and may have merit, the new closing time will be devastating to a hospitality sector that was already suffering after the first lockdown.”
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Quoted by the BBC, Chris called on the government to publish the evidence for the curfew and added that, “while mandatory table service has been part of the successful Swedish approach and may have merit, the new closing time will be devastating to a hospitality sector that was already suffering after the first lockdown.”
Read the full article here.
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