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Chief Nursing and Midwifery Officer interview on 3AW Mornings on 1 July 2020

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NEIL MITCHELL: On the line is a member of that key federal committee, the Australian Health Protection Principal Committee, that's the mob that— the pollies love to rattle off the letters.

But that's the organisation that really sits in judgment of all these things, the one that recommended the 6 municipalities be treated as hotspot.

They're making all the decisions.Alison McMillan is on the committee of the— she's the Chief Nursing and Midwifery Officer for the country.

Alison McMillan, good morning.ALISON MCMILLAN: Good morning, Neil.        NEIL MITCHELL: You'd be aware of this concept of ring-fencing.

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