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Kuipers on government role in societal divisions: ‘Without measures, polarization would have been worse’

Kuipers on government role in societal divisions: ‘Without measures, polarization would have been worse’

Former Minister of Health Ernst Kuipers is appearing before a parliamentary inquiry committee to discuss the government's role during the COVID-19 pandemic. Kuipers, who previously managed intensive care capacity, is expected to address how policies influenced societal polarization.

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