Bristol mayor on city going into Tier 3

The video discusses the need for measures to contain the virus while safeguarding jobs and the economy. It highlights the disappointment in not moving to Tier 2 despite a decrease in incidence rates. The potential of mass testing as a pathway out of Tier 3 is explored, with a call for clarity from the national government. The impact of restrictions on businesses, particularly in the hospitality sector, and the associated job losses are also examined.

What was the main reason for disappointment regarding the tier status?

• There was no plan for mass testing.

• The economy was not considered.

• Decision makers in London did not move to Tier 2.

• The incidence rate was increasing.

What is one proposed method to exit Tier 3?

• Reducing public transport

• Implementing stricter lockdowns

• Increasing hospital capacity

• Mass testing

Why is clarity from the national government important?

• To plan resources and make plans accordingly

• To reduce the number of tests

• To increase the incidence rate

• To close more businesses

How does remaining in Tier 3 affect businesses in Bristol?

• It restricts their ability to generate revenue and employ people.

• It allows them to open freely.

• It increases their customer base.

• It has no impact on their revenue.

Which sector is most affected by the Tier 3 restrictions?

• Manufacturing

• Education

• Technology

• Hospitality