to doinu as some people call it. james, prior to doing the — as some people call it. james, prior to doing the diplomatic— as some people call it. james, prior to doing the diplomatic you've - as some people call it. james, prior| to doing the diplomatic you've spent your years at westminster. so you have sense of political background in the kind of thinking. do you think the government is making this move notwithstanding what happens? because and will on will make some ways, they can't be blamed for the choices people make. they would argue in the end, the pandemic to some extent has evangelized people. they want people to take ownership of their own health and their own risk factors. of their own health and their own risk factors— of their own health and their own risk factors-— risk factors. yes they do, but voters throughout _ risk factors. yes they do, but voters throughout the - risk factors. yes they do, but voters throughout the world | risk factors. yes they do, but - voters throughout the world tend to not respond — voters throughout the world tend to not respond very— voters throughout the world tend to not respond very well. _ voters throughout the world tend to not respond very well. if— voters throughout the world tend to not respond very well. if those - not respond very well. if those actions — not respond very well. if those actions don't _ not respond very well. if those actions don't necessarily- not respond very well. if thosej actions don't necessarily work, not respond very well. if those - actions don't necessarily work, they quite _ actions don't necessarily work, they quite often — actions don't necessarily work, they quite often blame _ actions don't necessarily work, they quite often blame their— actions don't necessarily work, theyl quite often blame their government. they still— quite often blame their government. they still get — quite often blame their government. they still get the _ quite often blame their government. they still get the blame _ quite often blame their government. they still get the blame anyway. - they still get the blame anyway. later on. the government is under pressure _ later on. the government is under pressure politically— later on. the government is under pressure politically from _ pressure politically from backbenchers _ pressure politically from backbenchers and - pressure politically from backbenchers and also l pressure politically from _ backbenchers and also economically from businesses. _ backbenchers and also economically from businesses. what's— backbenchers and also economically from businesses. what's happenedl backbenchers and also economically. from businesses. what's happened is that they— from businesses. what's happened is that they have — from businesses. what's happened is that they have allowed _ from businesses. what's happened is that they have allowed the _ from businesses. what's happened is that they have allowed the narrative. that they have allowed the narrative