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“Like probably all people, I am concerned that one gives advance notice, another in a few days and members of the government communicate different information. A good month ago, we sent our proposals to the Government on what should be done. Even then, we recommend that both vaccination plans and communication issues are clearly planned, but unfortunately everything is downstream, “Sysas told the” Radio “program on Friday.
According to the parliamentarian, such inconsistency has consequences.
“First there is communication, then there is action. People are dusting off, getting ready to open shops, saying at night that everything is fine (and that’s what the minister is saying, not someone else), and in the morning the prime minister is saying “no, sorry not. will be, “said Sys.
It doesn’t seem strange not to open retail chains
Parliament finds it strange that, unsurprisingly, no retail chains have opened since Monday.
“I don’t think as many people go to non-food stores as I do to grocery stores, and that opening doesn’t seem strange to me,” Sys said.
According to the MP, “scientists are already saying” that most people are infected at work or at home.
“The citizens themselves see that they are more disciplined and do not drive unnecessarily. There are some people who are at risk, they want acute sensations, but on the other hand, we have been living in a pandemic for more than a year, that the fears are high enough. Even with the vaccine, some don’t want to get vaccinated because they are obsessed with all kinds of fears, ”Sys said.
He also stressed that the Social Democrats had previously suggested to the government to give self-government more opportunities to make decisions.
“It just came to our attention then. (…) We will not achieve anything with the insurance alone, we must learn to live in such a situation,” said A. Sysas.
Statement of support to officials
The Social Democrats said they would support officials who protested this week over vaccines.
“I support that campaign because they reminded the government that there is a group of officials who stood on the roads when they came up with the idea of blocking the entrances and inspected tens of thousands of cars a day that may contain infected people. “They work directly with citizens, so I think that means a completely correct desire to get vaccinated,” Sys said.
The MP noted that there was an immediate reaction to such requests from officials.
“(Otherwise) the reaction could be later,” Sys said.
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