different arrangement with johnson | year? right now we are in a slightly l different arrangement with johnson & johnson. we are in a contract relationship with them. this is the next evolution, if i could call it that, the current arrangement and we have up to now manufactured hundred and 20,000,000 doses ofjohnson & johnson covid vaccine. that s at present. what we say to china of course is that we are increasing our capacity. by quarter one next year we will have an annualised capacity of a0 million doses was all of which we can dedicate to the african continent. the other difference between manufacturing and licensing is that aspen will have full control of the allocation and distribution of the allocation and distribution of these vaccine. and these were all of these vaccine. and these were all of course go to the african community. of course go to the african community- of course go to the african community. of course go to the african communi . , l, ,, l, l l,
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arkansas that don t want to move with it. kristina, i m going to give you some space here. i read a couple of arguments today and one of them was, there is a place if you run a catering business and don t want to cater a gay wedding, that would be an argument you could say, that s a contract relationship. i don t have to sign the contract. but if you open the store, a bakery, for example, and somebody says i want to buy bakery goods, that s a public accommodation. if it s a storefront, it s a storefront. is that why they passed the law in the first place? who are they trying to protect? americans disagree about religion and sex all the time. what were they trying to protect? what rfra protects is members of minority religions. like what? like my client, a native american, wanted feathers for his religious ceremony. the federal government came and confiscated his feathers threatening him with fines and
courts are moving and politicians in indiana and arkansas that don t want to move with it. kristina i m going to give you some space here. i read a couple of arguments today and one of them was, there is a place if you run a catering business and don t want to cater a gay wedding, that would be an argument you could say, that s a contract relationship. i don t have to sign the contract. but if you open the store, a bakery for example, and somebody says i want to buy bakery goods, that s a public accommodation. if it s a storefront it s a storefront. is that why they passed the law in the first place? who are they trying to protect? americans disagree about religion and sex all the time. what were they trying to protect? what rfra protects is members of minority religions. like what? like my client a native american, wanted feathers for his religious ceremony. the federal government came and
time he said he wanted to give taxbreaks to the friends who put him in power. he s also saying the layoffs could happen as early as tuesday this week because they don t have a deal yet. the democratic senators haven t come back. what would you like to say to governor walker if you had a chance to talk to him? he doesn t want to talk, randi. he doesn t want to talk. he s asking for the democratic senators to come home. except this is the kind of talk he has to do with the workers. it s their contract relationship. so ultimately he doesn t want to do the things that wisconsin needs to put wisconsin back on track. you can see that by the thousands of people who are out in the streets. so he has tried to shift the agenda to be a power agenda rather than the workers have said we understand what s going on in wisconsin, even though you maid the budget crisis worse by creating tax breaks, we