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I hope our government is scouring the foreign media to learn from others mistakes. The story below from Holland highlights how essential it is that testing for events needs to be conducted on site not 40 hours prior.

"At the start of July, nightclubs reopened and thousands of young people flocked to music festivals around the country.

If you had a state-issued QR pass on your smartphone showing you were fully vaccinated, had recovered from COVID-19 or had a recent negative test, you were free to party like pre-pandemic days.

One such "test for entry" event was the Verknipt festival in Utrecht held on the first weekend of July.

With 20,000 people in attendance, the open-air electronic music festival featured no masks and no social distancing.

Utrecht's mayor Sharon Dijksma even scored a ticket, saying at the time the feeling of being around so many people as "special and a little tense".
But two weeks since Verknipt, the results have been stark – around 1,000 people who attended the festival are known to have been infected with COVID-19 over the two-day event.

Ms Dijksma apologised and said she now thinks the 40-hour time frame for accepting negative tests to get into festival was wrong.

"It was an error in judgement," she told Dutch broadcaster NOS on Wednesday."

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2021-07-18/freedom-day-looms-in-england-despite-coronavirus-surge/100295326