Subordinate to WHO?
The Covid pandemic followed its outbreak in Wuhan, which was not reported in a timely manner by the CCP and not properly investigated by the WHO. The WHO now seeks the authority to control national responses to pandemics around the world. Do you wish to see the UK subordinate its law-making powers to the WHO?
Do you want the UK to subordinate its law-making powers to the WHO?
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