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March update


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  UK Covid-19 Inquiry Newsletter

March 2024







Message from Claire Demaret, Interim Director of Policy, Research and Analysis

In this issue, Claire Demaret, Director of Policy, Research and Analysis,
discusses:
 * The fourth anniversary of the 2020 pandemic lockdown
 * Preparations for Module 2C, our Northern Ireland-focused investigation,
   public hearings for which begin on 30 April 2024
 * The importance of the Inquiry's role in monitoring the recommendations it
   makes
 * Our seventh investigation (Test, Trace and Isolate)



Read Claire's introduction in full on our website



Hearings update: Public hearings for five investigations confirmed to summer
2025
 * The Inquiry has set out more detail on the timetable for public hearings for
   five investigations to run to summer 2025
 * Full details are shared on our website

Read the latest update on our hearings timetable



Care sector (Module 6) Core Participants announced
 * The Inquiry has published the list of organisations and individuals who have
   been granted Core Participant (CP) status for the investigation into the care
   sector
 * A preliminary hearing for this module was held on Tuesday 19 March
 * The list of CPs and further information about this hearing are shared on our
   website

Read the latest update about Module 6



Inquiry opens its seventh investigation: Test, Trace and Isolate
 * Module 7, which will investigate the approach to testing, tracing and
   isolation adopted during the pandemic, opened on Tuesday 19 March
 * The Inquiry is inviting applications to be a Core Participant for this module
 * We share more information about Module 7 on our website

Read more about Module 7

Module 2: Core UK Decision-making and Political Governance
 * The Inquiry can confirm that the Module 2 oral evidence of Cabinet Secretary
   Simon Case has been rescheduled to be heard on Thursday 23 May 2024 at
   Dorland House, Paddington
 * Details on how to watch this hearing are available on our website

Find out how to watch this Module 2 hearing

Module 4 (Vaccines and Therapeutics) preliminary hearing
 * The second preliminary hearing for Module 4 (Vaccines and Therapeutics) will
   take place on Wednesday 22 May
 * You can find out how to watch this hearing via our website

Find out how to watch this Module 4 preliminary hearing

Inquiry announces process to monitor acceptance and implementation of
recommendations
 * The Chair of the Inquiry, Baroness Hallett, has announced how she will
   monitor the acceptance and implementation of Inquiry recommendations
 * Details of this process are published on our website

Read more about the recommendations monitoring process

Bereaved forum

Information about the bereaved forum and how to sign up on our website.

Find out about our bereaved forum

How to follow our hearings 

Our hearings will be live-streamed on our YouTube channel, where recordings of
past hearings can also be accessed. Transcripts will also be placed on the 
documents page of the Inquiry website at the end of each day.

With the exception of Modules 2A, 2B and 2C, hearings are held at Dorland House,
Paddington, London, W2 6BU (map). They are open to the public to attend.  We
have recently introduced a new process for reserving seats, more information
about this can be found on our website. The reservation form opens every Monday
at 12pm to reserve seats for the following week.

Emotional support services will be available to those attending the hearings,
with staff from Hestia, our emotional support partner, available daily. Find out
more about Hestia on their website.

Further information

We understand updates from the Inquiry may have an emotional impact. We have
provided a list of external organisations that can offer support if needed.

We have published a series of FAQs on our website to help explain the Inquiry’s
work.

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