Matt Hancock gives speech at the Jenner Institute

The transcript discusses the importance of transparency and respect in building vaccine confidence in the UK. It highlights how the film 'Contagion' influenced the speaker's approach to vaccine strategy, emphasizing the need for fair access and prioritization. The speaker reflects on the challenges of vaccine rollout and the importance of maintaining trust through a fair system, aligned with NHS values, ensuring vaccines are distributed based on need rather than status.

What is considered the greatest respect you can give to people according to the speaker?

• Providing them with financial support

• Giving them the full picture, warts and all

• Offering them free healthcare

• Ensuring they have job security

How did the film 'Contagion' influence the speaker's approach to the vaccine program?

• It was the primary source of advice

• It suggested the vaccine would not be effective

• It highlighted the need for a global vaccine distribution

• It emphasized the importance of prioritizing vaccine recipients

What does the speaker believe is crucial for securing trust in the vaccine program?

• Distributing vaccines based on age

• Providing vaccines only to healthcare workers

• Ensuring the system is fair

• Offering vaccines for free

According to the speaker, what tradition of the NHS is reflected in the vaccine distribution?

• Vaccines are given based on financial contribution

• Vaccines are provided based on need, not ability to pay

• Vaccines are prioritized for government officials

• Vaccines are distributed according to social status

What is the speaker's view on queuing in the context of vaccine distribution?

• Queuing is unnecessary and should be avoided

• Queuing is a British tradition that should be respected

• Queuing should be based on wealth and status

• Queuing is irrelevant to vaccine distribution