Prague Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of the Interior Jan Hamek (SSD) would welcome the creation of a parliamentary inquiry commission after the fading wave of the coronavirus epidemic, which would see where the Czech Republic made a mistake in the autumn preparations. he said this on Saturday in an interview with Seznam Zprvy. He noted that Prime Minister Andrej Babi (YES) had been vigorously entering into decisions on protective measures against coronavirus for some time.
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The establishment of a state commission of inquiry is clearly supported. This should be answered to the question of who, before the second wave, made a mistake, how he made a mistake and how it all went back, Hamek said. According to him, MEPs should be happy to deal with the moment when the kind of wave subsides.
The possibility of creating a parliamentary commission was also supported by the chairwoman of the TOP 09 opposition, Markta Pekarov Adamov. I agree with Mr Hamek and add that the police should also act. In the Minister’s case, the problem is that you can only find strong words. He also spoke about the commission in the spring, and when I proposed it in the Chamber of Deputies, she voted against the SSD, Pekarov Adamov said on Twitter. During the spring wave of the epidemic, TOP 09 wanted to create a commission to investigate the purchase of medical supplies, which the opposing party considered pedra.
Hamek noted that Babi intervened in the decision-making on restrictions. As the chairman of the government, he approved all the measures and was allowed to enter the matter vigorously for a while and decided on things. With regard to the past, for example, I remember calling on people to wear handkerchiefs on July 23. For me, it was premature to take care of Czech sweat and not dig in healthcare, he said.
In August, Babi criticized the proposal of the then Minister of Health, Adam Vojtech (for YES), for the mandatory introduction of a meeting fee from colleges and restaurants. Subsequently, the Ministry of Health introduced a small measure, which, however, had to tighten the sweat, which began to increase the number of patients.
Hamek did not want to talk about the possibility of the current restriction, although according to the Ministry of Health, the development of sweat points to a slowing down epidemic. According to the deputy prime minister, the problem is that still people hospitalized with covid-19. If the trend is well confirmed, then it is necessary to make sure that the wave of hospitalized patients does not go away, and not to give an unreasonable permitting measure, he said.
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