Early this week, Liberal Democrat David Limbrick MP asked an excellent science question of the Victorian Chief Medical Officer appearing before the Public Accounts and Estimates Committee:
How do you make the decision between which activities should be prohibited and which shouldn’t?
The response?
In a sense these are not easy decsions to make – there is some arbitrariness.
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