
Of all the things UK authorities may have learned from the (authoritarian) way they handled the Covid pandemic - it's disheartening to see that making things even worse, should another similar phenomenon occur, is the "lesson learned."
A Covid Inquiry report appears to serve the purpose of advocating for more efficient and therefore widespread mass digital and data surveillance.
The report, resulting from a public inquiry, suggests that future events of the scale Covid - health, or otherwise - will, in the UK, require some sort of public debate - but more importantly, they will require "large scale (surveillance) digital platforms to be established."
The purpose of mentioning a "public debate" here would be to rubber-stamp such future activity ahead of time, the results of Baroness Heather Hallett's inquiry suggest.
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