Proceeding contribution from Steve Brine (Conservative) in the House of Commons on Wednesday, 5 January 2022. It occurred during Ministerial statement on Education: Return in January.
Education: Return in January
Happy new year, Madam Deputy Speaker. The Secretary of State knows that I do not like the classroom mask mandate one bit. What so many constituents who have contacted me have said—this saddens them and puzzles me—is that we are again holding children to a different standard from the one for the rest of the population. There are masks in classrooms, so why not masks in every single office where people have to go to work? We are testing, testing, testing our children; that has an impact on them and their mental health. Where does he see that in six months’ time or in 12 months’ time when they return after next Christmas? In short, I am asking him: what is his exit strategy for schools from covid?
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- 706 c58
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- 2021-22
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- Children Further education Inspections Disease control Pre-school education Protective clothing Overseas students Universities Schools Teachers Screening Vaccination Sick leave Ventilation Coronavirus
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