There are increasing calls for Daniel Andrews to reassess Victoria’s restrictions and one measure could make a difference to those struggling.
“If you want to go out and be unlawful now police have got the easiest set of arrangements they have ever had to catch you and fine you,” Mr Andrews told reporters. “That’s what a curfew delivers.”
“Yes, it is possible,” the professors wrote. “But it would be quite a remarkable achievement and a model cannot assure that.” “They were concerned in particular that the five-person accumulative and rolling average numbers and the zero case numbers may be unachievable,” Mr Hunt said.
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