If we are sitting at 50-100 per day in December catching up with family members for Christma is likely to incur a $4,957 fine.
Probably yes but my hunch is that most people would just risk the fine.
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If we are sitting at 50-100 per day in December catching up with family members for Christma is likely to incur a $4,957 fine.
If they levy that on a per household basis then that could be circa $20k for a standard family Christmas. I'm not risking $5k to see my family.Probably yes but my hunch is that most people would just risk the fine.
If they levy that on a per household basis then that could be circa $20k for a standard family Christmas. I'm not risking $5k to see my family.
I see almost universal compliance in my allotted 5km radius. The only ones I see without a mask are genuinely exercising. I live in an area that probably scores as high as anywhere in Melbourne for Civic compliance. That is probably why there are only 3 active cases in my LGA.And I won't risk the fine for the mask, doesn't stop me seeing dozens of people every day flouting it. People will absolutely risk it for Christmas, and they won't all be caught.
I see almost universal compliance in my allotted 5km radius. The only ones I see without a mask are genuinely exercising. I live in an area that probably scores as high as anywhere in Melbourne for Civic compliance. That is probably why there are only 3 active cases in my LGA.
Probably.
Only have to scroll back a few pages to see people unanimously calling out non compliance in their areas. Christmas will be too big a test.
Crucially, a comparison between Victoria’s current practices and those in NSW indicates that while the numbers have fallen dramatically from 7880 active cases on August 11 to 991 on Wednesday, DHHS still lags behind in rapidly establishing and communicating case data — a practice which becomes ever more important amid the Victorian roadmap, which leaves Melburnians under stay-at-home and curfew restrictions until there have been no unknown source cases for a fortnight.
This is a real problem at face value, at best we could use improvement - at worst we need a lot of improvement. Unfortunately in the middle of a crisis is one of the toughest times to update and create new systems for doing things while at the same time putting more pressure and exposing practices that are potentially out of date or sorely in need of improvement.
At one level you could say that everyone has had to scale up this capability in a crisis, and that would be largely true. It is also important to recognise that NSW had much better foundations to build from with an existing resource of 150 contact tracers spread across four regional health offices in place before the pandemic even began. Victoria had 14.
I just saw him on credlin.
Confirms the criticisms that have been displayed in this thread and the general community.
Knows intimately the inner workings of Dan and his cronies
Gif doesn't work bro20 years and then snatches it just like that?
I don't think we've heard the last from this one.
Gif doesn't work bro
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It's working fine at my end mate.
GoldYeah, it works fine... But all I can see is a woman jumping up & down... up & down... up & down.
Spot on.... best start pre-ordering Xmas gifts and food because we will still be in lockdown then....Five a days isn’t happening anytime soon.
Just saw a report from France. 10,000 cases today. Woah.