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  • good afternoon.

  • Today I can announce the next step in the economic fight against the Corona with new support for the self employed I'll step by step.

  • Action is adding to slow the spread of Christ fires so fewer people need hospital treatment at any one time.

  • Protecting the N H s is ability to come at every point.

  • We have followed expert advice to be controlled in our actions, taking the right measures the right time.

  • We are taking unprecedented action to increase N HS capacity by increasing the number of beds, key, soft and lifesaving equipment on the front line to give people the care they need.

  • That is why it is absolutely critical that people follow our instructions to stay at home so that we can protect the N hs and save lives.

  • All right, action plan to beat this pandemic.

  • Is there a black thing to do?

  • But we know that people are worrying about their jobs and their incomes.

  • Working closely with businesses and trade unions, we have put together a coherent, coordinated and comprehensive economic plan higher, which is already starting to make a difference.

  • Big employments like bru dog Timpson prepped.

  • I have already said that our Kuroda virus Jobs for Attention scheme means they will protect thousands of jobs we're publishing this evening detailed guidance on how the scheme will operate so that other businesses can protect jobs too.

  • Small businesses are already benefiting from the Corona virus business interruption loans of up to £5 million which interest free for 12 months with 30,000 enquiries in just four days.

  • Local authorities are already in forming over 700,000 retail, hospitality and leisure businesses that they will pay no business rates this year.

  • And the new hardship grand scheme providing cash grants of up to £25,000 for the smallest businesses is now up and running.

  • So with any business is struggling and worrying, they may need to do stuff I would to log on to business support dot golf dot UK on the very carefully what support is available before deciding to late.

  • I'm proud of what we've done so far, but I know that many self employed people are deeply anxious about support available for them.

  • Musicians and sound engineers, plumbers and electricians, taxi drivers and driving instructor had dresses and child minders and many others through no fault of their own risk losing their life to you.

  • I say this.

  • You have not been forgotten.

  • We will not let you.

  • We all stand together.

  • So to support those who work for themselves.

  • Today, I'm announcing a new self employed income support.

  • The government will pay self employed people who have been adversely affected by the Corona virus a taxable grand worth 80% of their average monthly profits over the last three years.

  • Up to £2500.

  • This game will be open to people across the UK for at least three months, and I will extend it for longer.

  • If necessary.

  • You'll be able to claim these brands and continue to do business, and we're covering the signal to become for a self employed person as we offer further employees who also receive a grand worth 80% that's, unlike almost any other country makes Alice Game one of the most generous in the world.

  • Providing such unprecedented support for self employed people has been difficult to do in practice.

  • On the self employed are a diverse population, with some people learning significant profits.

  • So I've taken steps to make this scheme deliverable and to make sure that the scheme provides targeted support for those most in need, it will be open to anyone with trading profits of up to £50,000 to make sure only the genuinely self employed benefit.

  • It will be available to people who make the majority of their income from self at middle ice fraud.

  • Only those who were already in self employment who have a taxi 2019 will be able to apply 95% people who a majority self employed well, best from this game.

  • Intimacy or working on this urgently and expect people to be able to access the steam no later than the beginning of June.

  • If you're eligible, Agent will see will contact you directly, ask you to fill out simple online fool that pay the grown straight into your back and to make sure no one needs.

  • It misses out on support.

  • We have decided to allow anyone who missed the fighting deadline in January 4 weeks from today to submit that, but I know many self employed people are struggling, right, so we make sure that support is available.

  • Self employed people can access the business interruption loans self assessment income tax payments that would you in July could be deferred to the end of January next year.

  • We've also changed the welfare system, so that's something people can now access.

  • Universal credit in full, a self employed positive with a normal working partner and two Children living in the social rented sector.

  • Kanzi Whoa festival After £1800 a month, the scheme was announced.

  • Today is it is talk to those who need it the most and crucially it is delivering, and it provides an unprecedented level of support for self employed.

  • As we've developed this game, I'm grateful for the conversation's off with Federation of Small Businesses, the Association of Independent Professionals and the self employed at a range of trade unions, including the trades evening callers.

  • But I must be honest in point out that in devising escape in response to many calls for support, it is now much harder to justify the inconsistent contribution between people of different employment.

  • Status is if we all want to benefit equally from state support, we must all pay in future.

  • Thes mills.

  • 10 days have shaken our country and economy as never before in the last two weeks, we have put aside ideology and orthodoxy to mobilize the full power and resources that the British state we have done so in the pursuit of a single goal to protect people's health and economic security by supporting public service is like your chest businesses on protecting people's jobs and income.

  • What we have done will, I believe, stand as one of the most significant economic interventions at any point in the history of the British state by any government, anywhere in the world.

  • We have pledged that whatever the results is, the N hs needs it promise to pay 80% of the wages of further work.

  • It's for three months up to £2500 differed more than £30 billion of tax payments until the end of the year, agreed nearly 17,000 times to pay arrangements with businesses and individuals.

  • Made available £333 billion of loans and guarantees introduced cash brought of up to £25,000.

  • A small business problem covered the cost of statutory sit paid small and medium sized businesses for up to two weeks.

  • More employees lifted the incomes of over four million counsels with nearly £7 billion boost along well, fastest agreed that three month mortgage holiday, with lenders on nearly a £1,000,000,000 more support for renters through the local housing.

  • And today we've announced one of the most generous self employed support schemes anywhere in the world.

  • Despite these extraordinary steps, there will be challenging times ahead.

  • We will not be able to protect.

  • Every single job will save every single business.

  • That that the measures we have put in place will support millions of families, businesses and self employed people.

  • To get through this, get through it together and emerged on the other side both strong and more united.

  • Thank you.

  • I think if we could take some questions from the media telling first, too.

  • Laura Kuhns from the BBC back very much Tessler You said you hoped to cover nearly all of the South employees.

  • But what about people who this scheme doesn't note cover?

  • When do you hope my start coming through?

  • If I may be being really inundated with worries from people who feel they're not safe for work, we have a message from someone.

  • Then the report was forcing people, they said.

  • Everyone knows It's a world that we're being emotionally blackmailed by also saying you don't come to work, people will lose their jobs.

  • The Chancellor What do you say to employers who have fled flexing rules like that as to the deputy CM, If I may, when you not accept the kick of the virus to be for those up today information you have, please.

  • Thanks, Laura, to your first question this steam.

  • If you look at people who make the majority of their earnings from self employed, this team will cover 95% of them off the people that it does not cover that last 5%.

  • Those above the income threshold that we set their average incomes are about £200,000.

  • So we think what we have done is reasonable, proportionate, fair covers 95% of all self employed people who make a majority of their writings from self employed.

  • So I think it is.

  • It is a very generous keep in that regard on treats him with the same parity that we did for employed in terms of the timing.

  • Our expectation is that this will be up and running by the beginning of June We will look to try and do it faster than that, but I don't want to promise something that we can live today.

  • As I said before, this is operationally complicated.

  • We're already designing brand new schemes to cover the 90% of the population that are employed here.

  • We need to design another scheme.

  • On top of that, we also want to give now four weeks for people who haven't filed a tax return yet from January, on opportunity to do so to benefit from this game.

  • I think that was a trade off that was worth making, giving people that little bit of extra time now those late fighters.

  • But that does have a little bit of a pact about when this team could be up and running at all times to Jenny to answer your second question around workplace guidance bars.

  • So I think on on the workplace guidance, it's really important that employees, most of whom have been extraordinarily supportive, I think of their employees, stick to the normal principles of workplace house.

  • We've made it very clear.

  • I think what was our people could work from home.

  • They should be able to if they can't they're maybe adaptations that they do in workplace.

  • We've also made it clear what sorts of distances and practical measures could be made to ensure people are safe.

  • So in some ways, although we're being more specific about the public health requirements in the middle of this outbreak, actually the same principles about workplace safety apply on Dino.

  • The health and Safety executive were reminding workplaces off that today on on the issue off the peak in the epidemic actual, you will not be surprised to know that I am not going to protect too precise timing for that on.

  • The reason for that is we are only just starting to see a bite, if you like.

  • In the interventions that social distancing that have been put into place, it would be far too early to predict.

  • I think we are starting to see some helpful movement.

  • Let's put it that way and what we will be looking for is it changing the slope rather than being a very steep?

  • But what we will be looking for it to be a gentle slope, but we must not take off it off the pedal.

  • People have been really cooperative, and I think in the last few days that the public has really understood this is something very serious and their actions wherever they are.

  • It will save lives.

  • So too early to say yet.

  • But I think starting to move in the right direction thank you turns next to Beth Rigby from Scott.

  • You scheme a big scheme that you can't get the money and do 10 people that they can apply.

  • You've also credit, but there's a five.

  • We wait for the first payment.

  • Can you guarantee to people watching this who are in immediate, desperate need that if they apply universal credit that they will get an advance payment in 10 days or less to tide them over?

  • I question if I make the deputy C M o how many images staff are currently, I'm able to work because they are or South isolated.

  • It's obviously an area huge that to your question about people's and media Castro needs to which of course, were enormously sympathetic to We've got a couple of things with regard to universal credit first making it just more accessible, particularly for those who are self employed and generous in that regard.

  • Overrule in terms of the measures have already announced, but in terms of speed, it is already the case on the department.

  • Working pictures are focused on this that people can get an advance payment it almost immediately after the claim, so they do not have to wait for the five weeks in advance.

  • Payment can be given almost immediately days.

  • That's very much what they are already doing.

  • On top of that, we have deployed extra results is into the authorities, particularly to help those who are most vulnerable with things like that council tax bill, which were many very life bill that they face every month as a local authorities.

  • Now we're received the extra money we've given them.

  • They work in their own communities, toe, identify those most vulnerable families that you talked about and ensure they get a little bit of extra help to help fight through a difficult few weeks a month.

  • So I don't have the precise figure with me this afternoon.

  • Your relation thio just stopping.

  • But I'm sure my images colleagues would I think the important thing is Thio do recognize that there are a significant number of staff who are absolutely doing the right thing as the rest of the public are in taking themselves out of the workforce if they are symptomatic on maintaining the safety for the rest of the public, but particularly vulnerable patients.

  • And I think we have direct lies and support and the two things we have been doing to try and improve that as we go forward, that is the right thing to do.

  • But we can help everybody.

  • I think number one to be clear on what the workplace guidance is on.

  • There is a very helpful guidance through Thean hs, but for particularly people with in the vulnerable group within divine conditions.

  • I think some people interpreted that if they're healthy, well, they have an underlying condition as perhaps needing to stay right out of the workforce.

  • For some of those people that will be appropriate for them to work.

  • But on an individual discussion with their workplace on then, I think the other issue obviously is.

  • I know you'll be where we are trying to push forward on our testing ground.

  • But right at the top of that list.

  • Other house care workers and workers, different responses.

  • For example, police under their first line response systems.

  • And that's because we recognize that knowing whether people have had the disease brings people back into the workplace now.

  • But it also means we know what our resilience is going forward as we move into the depths really of the epidemic.

  • So it's It's for all of us to do that.

  • That's what we're trying to do.

  • You can tell next to a Robert Peston my TV there often Angel I saw my connection doesn't seem just a little bit get again.

  • So what about many people who only recently entered the workforce might know have three years of accounts, not even one year counts?

  • How could they get help?

  • Secondly, how old your mosquito run for?

  • Do you have an estimated cost?

  • Uh, up of this key on?

  • Finally, Did I hear you right?

  • When with through this, you intend to equalize Tax and national insurance between employment and self employment essentially is a form of natural justice sits There will be a bailout, a loss of being say basis on there.

  • The C I a Christmas, he said yesterday.

  • But the big problem in terms of wrapping up testing is a world shortage of the bits of the kids.

  • Why didn't we want kids weeks ago when this first emerged is a problem.

  • Why didn't wait today?

  • It's Robert.

  • What was your first question exactly?

  • Cut out for a second?

  • Oh, sorry to the first question is significant numbers of people have only recently and have accounts suddenly went three years.

  • You're gonna help that.

  • So what we will do is for those that don't have three years, we will know that whatever they do have, whether it's 12 or three, the singers were looking at trading profits.

  • A partial profit between those can be volatile year to year, so that people do have more than one year We will look to average out over the years.

  • That was something that many people call for a sensible thing to do, to smooth out that positivity.

  • If you only have one, you will be forced.

  • Only look at the one year for people who we don't know anything about that there was really nothing we can do, and that's one of the complicated things have been arrested.

  • We all.

  • I think most people accept that we have toe use the database of people we know about and file tax returns.

  • That's the population that we have that talk to those of all tax returns in January, the first of this year, a late filers which will give four weeks to For those who are very recently self employed winged do we can operate to ski?

  • Yes, there is just too much competitive operationally and fraud risk with that.

  • So we would have to say to those people, Please look at the extra support we've put into the world, that system to help you this time.

  • But as I said, this covers the false, false majority off people in terms of the time frame for the skinny.

  • What we've said is analogous to the employees scheme.

  • We would do this for three months, so obviously, if we are able to make payments to people at the beginning of June, they would receive three months payments at that one time backdated to march, completely comparable to the employees scheme.

  • On regards your question on tax, I think the broader point I would make is that would be too specific.

  • Right now, future tax policy is just an observation that there is currently an inconsistency and contributions between self employed, unemployed and always be the actions taken today, which is very significant.

  • Tens of billions of pounds of support for those who are self employed, treating them the same way as those who are employed.

  • It does just throw it like that question of inconsistency, whether that is fat to everybody going forward especially especially as we look when we get through this, we're all chipping in together to right the ship afterwards, making sure that everyone is doing that.

  • I think that's a very fair, reasonable observation to make at this time.

  • I think you're in relation to testing, so I think a lot of things where they be testing or P P.

  • We have ordered that we have found the head, but I think what the public perhaps recognize, is that this is a new event.

  • It's a on every single country is ordering.

  • At the same time, many of the three agents in the items used are coming from some single suppose many from international menu.

  • I've actually been affected themselves by, so I think this is not an issue of the lack of forethought and planning.

  • It is an unprecedented event.

  • I think if you are the points which were worth while thinking about it is a brand new virus, so even understand how you might test it.

  • You need to have the virus and understand a little bit about it before you could start on.

  • There is also a point which is really important whilst we're dealing with a current of our colleagues in Perfect tells England, for example, on a day to day basis, still need to manage a ll the other individual infections which are in the country and some of those will be a higher significance, a higher risk for individual people.

  • So it's it be wrong for us to be moving for exam will stop from daily work into this.

  • I mean on a final point, I think Chief Medical, to make the point yesterday, the evaluation of this is absolutely critical.

  • So we do have evaluations running now, and I recognize we a want to see these testing programs very active.

  • But it is vitally important that we have a test.

  • We know there's what we wanted to do.

  • Know that we have incorrect information.

  • Thank you till next to Jason Groves from the Daily Mail next time slot can I ask?

  • You said, I think that this game will come in force in June.

  • What self employed people are supposed to live on until and also pick up old books point on the future tax without getting into too much detail?

  • If you was a mistake, is it fair to say you're warning you're self employed that they may more attacks in the future?

  • A question for Jenny.

  • How this ask what you does.

  • Millions always now cooped up in houses.

  • Are you a little worried about the part of health and acts of that?

  • We've seen Pursuit market booth.

  • I'll spit there.

  • You worried about the impact tive mental health problems?

  • Obesity drink problems in this Jason to your first mission on timing a reversible as that previously, You look very hard at the quickest possible way to deliver this way.

  • Are already delivering a brand new system to deal with the employment scheme that we've set up, which covers 90% of the population that will be up and running by the end of April To ensure that those businesses you could meet their paintball in April and use that scheme to pay their further workers It is ultimately the same group of people, the same systems that need to do this so we can do some of them parallel that some of it will have to be in sequence and come afterwards.

  • Also, because we've taken the decision to allow people who will elect in filing their tax return jamboree four weeks from today the opportunity to file their tax returns and benefit from this game that also will have some impact on timing, which again, I think, is a reasonable insensible tradeoff to make.

  • In the circumstances.

  • They will get three months in one go in June, which will be welcome as a set.

  • We have made available multiple other avenues of support in the interim for this population off people very considerable investments both in the welfare system, through the council's on other tax deferrals.

  • On with regard to the Gaetano anticipating future policy, I just making the observation that I think it is harder to sustain the argument that if you were employed on being a pirate attacks on the basis that you are treated differently and now we're treating everybody the same and a very, very significant cost that we as a country and as a society as we get through this and will together figuring out once we get how we how we don't want the ship afterwards.

  • You know, this is an observation that I think is eminently fair to make.

  • Now this point on, then we can discuss in the future you know how best we will come together to get through this and that to right the ship and make sure that we get everything back on track.

  • So yes, I mean, I personally many of my perfect house colleagues have made it very clear that we recognize that there are potential mental health risks as well, that we need to be looking after our bodies undermines the same time.

  • That particularly applies to our very high risk, vulnerable group who we have asked to always take themselves out to society for 12 weeks.

  • That's a really big ask on its why in the letters which have gone out to them, there are specific links and suggestions around mental health, mental health, welfare, linking with every mind matters, all sorts of links to do that.

  • But I might actually put a more optimistic view as well, which is, if people are not going on often, that actually creates quite a stress into the travel time.

  • They have more free time to themselves on.

  • It might be the best opportunity the whole country has to say.

  • I'm going to use my one exercise section every day to ensure that by the time this is over, I am super fit and so is my family.

  • In fact, if you have something mystery acted, it suddenly becomes quite a pleasurable event.

  • So even though you may not wish to Jordan on the street before doing so, now might actually be quite quite a relief and quite a positive thing to do.

  • Thank you, George Polka from the lefty.

  • No secrets about schemes, very.

  • Would you accept that it's open to abuse?

  • Example?

  • People claiming the money and then they sitting at home.

  • What would you say to people thinking, actually abusing the system?

  • The same one.

  • The number of medium size companies that being in touch with us to say that the Bank of England loaded isn't working for them because I don't have a best great What can you do to help those companies in this circle squeeze and a quick question to that at the CM.

  • What did we ever really?

  • A public explanation for why this country decided to stop testing something with symptoms of the virus when every certainly World Health Organization have many other Asian countries.

  • Darkness with great success.

  • George, thank you.

  • On your first question first about the scheme that we're designing these things at pace as well, right?

  • I didn't fight.

  • Given the circumstances, I don't think we should let the perfect be the enemy of the good.

  • We accept that has challenges.

  • That's why we but some of the conditionality into the scheme to live it some of the risks that you are, for example, making this for people who have an actual tax return we could look at.

  • So we know that that are real people who are genuinely self office.

  • That's very obvious.

  • Check.

  • There will be a form of people will have to fill it.

  • We will contact them ourselves, who we think should be available.

  • We will send to apply and check a few other boxes just to confirm to your point that they are still trading and some other things which we animated verifies well so We will be able to actually play some sensible compliance measures in that regard to your second point, and that's a very accident.

  • Now we'll always be put in place a bunch of different loan guarantee schemes to provide credit to corporate UK that there was an issue with the commercial paper facility that we had originally set out of the Bank of England.

  • It WAAS for people who had investment grade rating.

  • There are perfectly good private companies that all credit worthy but don't have that rating what we have done.

  • It work with the Bank of England to find a work around for that so that we can impute a credit rating from the company's individual later ships.

  • With that, thanks on that they construct a rating, we think that will significantly increase the addressable number of companies that could benefit from that game.

  • The details of that, even if we about to be published, we've got our family back of England for working with us constructively on that.

  • What it will mean is the between the Corona Virus business interruption loan scheme at the bottom end Cos.

  • Up to £45 million of turnover on the commercial paper facility on the top end, we will now be covering 80% of UK employment and 80% corporate UK turnover.

  • With those two schemes that still does leave a small 20% gap in the middle, we are finding ways to try and address that gap as well.

  • Obviously that's a little bit more challenging because by definition, those companies on North discredit bloody.

  • This is taxpayer money.

  • We're putting on the line as we need to make sure there is some leg we all protect.

  • But I think now we have improved a lot of paper scheme.

  • We've got 80% of employees and corporate revenue covers on there's A There's a small gap that we all have to be working to find some creative solutions for, So I think I get going to answer in two different sections.

  • So the 1st 1 about the w h o comment.

  • So I think the comment you were picking up with Dr Treadle saying Test test test.

  • But in fact we need to realize that the clothes w a chosen its title.

  • It's a world health organization.

  • On it is addressing all countries, the world within Tommy Health infrastructures of particularly public health infrastructures.

  • We have extremely well developed public health system in this country and in fact public health teams actually trained others abroad.

  • We have supported you go on process.

  • And some of our epidemiologists have gone to, for example, to support the response in that area.

  • So the point there is that they are addressing every country, including low and middle income countries, so encouraging all countries to test off some time when you come to the UK, we have made it very, very clear.

  • There has been a plan right the way through this which is entirely consistent with science and epidemiology.

  • We started with the containment place and every early case of this disease was followed through.

  • Every contact was traced exactly as we would do for other diseases, but particularly I've seen this one.

  • And of course, your the views will be very familiar with the fact that we had some very strict and very successful containment facilities.

  • But there comes a point in a pandemic where that is not an appropriate intervention and that is the point ready.

  • When we moved, we moved into delay on Although we still do do some contact tracing and testing, for example, in high risk areas like prisons or care homes.

  • That is not an appropriate mechanism as we go forward.

  • At that point, what we need to do is focus on the clinical management patients.

  • First informer based on then, additionally is I've said earlier on a house on case stuff first responders start.

  • So obviously, if there was infinite testing facilities and we are growing them, place will have, Then it moves to the public.

  • But we need to be very careful about focusing where it's clinically most on dhe thio, anima clover from the telegraph.

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  • Charleston, When you look at the U.

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  • Unemployment figures from today on, the number of people doesn't make it.

  • Kyul could be worse in the virus.

  • And secondly, Deputy CIA, most previously suggested, continue on about six months.

  • Are you?

  • The economy could be destroyed.

  • Question the deputy public Health.

  • England's of one million members of the public baby sell set some testing kits.

  • Who are these people?

  • Be how we choose them on what will happen to that at the embassy, I have seen the numbers from the U.

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  • And indeed, here on Dhe.

  • You know, of course, they're very, very worrying.

  • These people's likely that's their jobs, their financial security, which is now being severely damaged.

  • Our very cognizant of that.

  • That's why we have acted, I think, at incredible speed, to put together a number of different packages that support to protect people's jobs and incomes, providing financial security.

  • What is going through what is going to be a very challenging a few weeks and months.

  • There's no two ways about that.

  • We are taking the advice from medical is artistic advice is it is the right strategy where we make the right decisions at the right time to protect people's lives, but also control the spread of this virus to a level where we can cope with, which then allows us from a position of strength to decide how best to manage dates from that point forward.

  • But I absolutely have signaled if this is going to be challenging people's lives and ignore gladly, that's all gonna be impacted.

  • But I do believe the measures that support that we've put in place, we'll make an enormous difference helping to alleviate some of that hot Oh, I think that you'll allows going to pick up.

  • I think the point about locked out potentially is taken out of context in the sense that what I was saying was we may see measures off lock down going forward over the next six months.

  • That would not be on implausible that.

  • But I also said, I think that as we're watching, the curve of it may be possible.

  • Definitely not now, because we're only just starting to get some benefit from this.

  • But it may be possible to start moving out.

  • So the issue here is about exactly as we have done a way through.

  • This is about keeping watching the epidemiology on DDE, flexing those interventions at the right time in the right place to deliver what we need.

  • And obviously, I think the whole country and myself included, Will will want to be back to normal.

  • Listen as we can.

  • So I think that mentioning six month, it's to give a general look forward about the sorts of length off this type of pandemic.

  • But we have to remember also that we have.

  • If we are successful, we are lessening the spike on the curve on.

  • We're pushing it forward.

  • So a sex success in some ways means pushing it forward, but not necessarily with the strengths and interventions that we have a moment away through.

  • So that would be the first point on dhe.

  • I don't precisely recognize that the quote that you were talking about in relation to public health England, but I think they're two points.

  • Probably one is we will want to understand very quickly the wave the disease has traveled around the country and through difference elements of our population.

  • So it may be that that quote was in relation to, which will almost certainly go forward in due course, understanding with the proportionate sample of the population who has had the disease and has not, and that will give us a strong clue as to what we know when the outbreak may end.

  • Completely.

  • So it's about understanding to different age groups and different what has happened, which you cannot do consistently for absolutely everybody, a whole population in the middle of an outbreak.

  • But I think in relation to other testing and who gets it and who doesn't.

  • I think I probably answer that with the earlier.

  • One.

  • The absolute point here is it is clinical benefit.

  • It is the people who are hospital into our intensive care units with the cute respectfully steps in droves on pneumonia, the same into the boards and then those high risk areas on, then onto our house.

  • Thank you.

  • Thank you.

  • We're out of time.

  • So just in conclusion, if I could say today was about providing reassurance to the millions of people who will self inflated on all righteous about that security.

  • And they're like, I think like any international standard, the package that we have outlined today represents one of most generous and comprehensive ways to support those in self informant anywhere in the world.

  • And I would conclude by saying, that's toe all of those who are self employed who were likely anxious and worried about the next few months.

  • You haven't been forgotten.

  • We will not leave you behind.

  • We are all in this together.

  • Thank you.

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