July 2019 levels, you mean? ;) (View Post)

I still can't get my head around the fact you'd want to base policy decisions on a model that is using incorrect input data/assumptions. (View Post)

It would be really helpful to have the stats divided into "despite covid" and "because of covid", especially given how prevalent it is in the capital. (View Post)

So it's okay to use one set of data that isn't good enough, but not another? That's the central issue, that the assumptions being used by the models are on the pessimistic side. (View Post)

The first point was that parliament was going to be recalled. There's no evidence of that. (View Post)