Mumbai: Justice Gautam Patel from the Bombay High Court said on Tuesday, “You cannot manage micro through the law every thing.
Cannot design legal that can handle everything in the future.
Justice intervention and the extent to which is always a debate.” He spoke at An event to mark the launch of a briefing book at 15 suggested legal reforms for Maharashtra by Vidhi Center for legal policy, Maharashtra.
Justice Patel also noted that there was no law.
which prohibits Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation and the state from conducting home vaccinations for those who need and add, “Some of our laws need to provide more space administration for manouver.” Ajoy Mehta, former head secretary, did not want to comment on door-to -door vaccination since being suspended before HC, and said sometimes this problem prioritized resources especially when there was a crisis and when saws could help whether the hammer was used.
“Now it’s time we must realize it’s bigger.
Problems cannot be sorted through written statements.
We can make a solution to maintain the reality of soil surface in mind.” Mehta said, “The biggest opportunity given by Covid is a pulling on digitalization as a way to change problem solving.
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Anand Bang, the search for a joint directors, Gadchiroli said what was experienced by doubts among the people in Covid-19 vaccines.
He said the question was the law needed, and the answer was ‘yes’ but there were several criteria in understanding the problem, severity and what people think for it then look for cost-effective solutions when applying the law.
Rahela Khorakiwala Vidhi said significant learning from pandemics had become “the role of society.” He recommends the need to involve civil society to bring some changes and bring it from the grassroots level.
Finally, said Justice Patel, “Let us recalibrate and enter infrastructure in place so that one system goes.