Covid inquiry: Hancock ‘wanted to decide who should live or die’ if NHS overwhelmed
- The UK health secretary, Matt Hancock, allegedly wanted the power to decide who should live or die if the healthcare system was overwhelmed during the COVID-19 pandemic. This claim was made by Dominic Cummings, a former government advisor, during the official COVID inquiry.
- Lord Simon Stevens, the former CEO of the NHS, disagreed with Hancock's stance and stated that the decision of providing care should not be left solely to one individual under normal circumstances.
- Despite tensions and disagreements, the healthcare system managed to avoid the difficult situation where the authorities had to decide who would receive treatment and who wouldn't.
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