> of course medical professionals weren't used - those were busy giving medical care I have no expertiese myself, but all the literature I have read on contact

> of course medical professionals weren't used - those were busy giving medical care I have no expertiese myself, but all the literature I have read on contact tracing was very clear that you should not use random people on minimum wage, it recommended retired medical proffeshionals, or people who worked in a related industry, so that they have a basic understading of the subject matter and the questions they are asking. Also private eye reports that there was a wide gap between the skills and wages government thought they were buying, and what was provided at the other end.