Andy Onchan

I noticed that last night and I'm sure some of the NHS data is replicated but under a different heading in Patient Access. I'll check again later.

Aye... will use a family members postcode and see what happens.

Installed the Android version of the main NHS app last night and eventually got through the security process. As far as I can see there appears to be no more information in there than in the Patient Access program, which confirms JW's assertion that the Patient Access data is fed from this NHS database. I'll have a go at signing up with the NHS COVID app during next couple of days. ETA: no VPN at all used in the signing up process.

Only the Gold Standard is allowed.

MMP - which NHS app do we need to download to get that access to that vaccine info (even though it's not there for some at the moment)?

That's where JVT excelled, IMHO.

That's because you're biased.

To clarify, I was referring to IOM Airport Security/HMRC.

If by air then I'm sure airport security will have visibility to journeys, even foreign ones.

Well the Robinsons stuff will have gone off, even if they do open Friday.

As Roger said earlier in the thread not having testing in place for IOMSPCo staff really was the biggest error of judgement. Or in their words 'misunderstanding'.

As I said, knowing why and when to do it is a skill. Don't go public on something that is outwith your control. The lockdown following those interviews says it all. IOMG never had it under control. The IOMSPCo "misunderstanding" fiasco proved that. The CO PR people, much like a lot of others in the Manx CS, haven't learnt anything either. Unless you're suggesting that HRH The CM just did it all without referring to the PR people?

That'll be the pier between Timothy Whites & the Novelty Rock Emporium then?

He/they could have been really modest and turned down any interviews. That would have been the sensible thing to do. Sometimes, less is more. Knowing which PR MO to use and when to apply it takes a certain skill. The CO have lots of PR people but it seems they don't really understand how to use it.

That's one of my favourite sketches.

You have a very weird sense of humour.

Almost sure you're right Max. But the fact that the Auditor will be directly responsible to Tynwald itself makes it political. Imagine the Auditor finding legal loopholes with financial systems/payments/grants etc that Tynwald have approved and nodded through. You can bet your life that report won't see the light of day.

I can't see it happening. States with huge numbers of LLCs registered will see massive relocations.

But that's down to the GMP.

IATA are trialling the airline app with 3 airlines, I think I read. The initial trial was with Singapore. ETA: Apologies, I see that this is now being covered.

We're inching close to my £60 million.... you wait.... it'll get there eventually

Well it's got to the stage where everyone else has actually put processes and regimes in place ready for mid-May. We're/they're still thinking about it and will get left behind and will most probably be trusting to lady luck. I'll go back to what I said/asked earlier in this thread.... is Nobles prepared, for even a slight relaxation of the borders policy?? I still haven't ready or heard anything about this part of the process. It's about time Ashford, Magson and ManxCare started to level with the Great Manx Public on when consultations/treatments will resume (proper) and what their plans are for dealing with the inevitable COVID numbers that will come through the swingdoors of A&E.

But it's not a department as such, as in executive. It's a Tynpotwald functionary. So it's a very political appointment. http://www.legislation.gov.im/cms/images/LEGISLATION/PRINCIPAL/2011/2011-0012/TynwaldAuditorGeneralAct2011_4.pdf

Compliant would be the word I would use.

Don't be daft!.