[Sephiroth]

Originally Posted by 1andrew1

No sites were available to anyone in August when they contracted with AstraZeneca for an unproven vaccination. I'm sure Norway, Iceland, EU, UK, etc all understood the risks.

Jonbxx has neatly explained the processes. I hope that when you have had time to reflect upon his posts, you will be able to adjust your your perspectives to fully appreciate his insight.

(But we'd both better avoid going backwards and forwards too much as we'll bore the forum. )

Jon's insights were replied to thus:

I see your point, which boils down to AZ made commitments they couldn't keep. That is still a feared event that the EC should have examined. An unenforceable contract is of little use. Contingency would normally be built in for late delivery. A clause that says "the EC to be notified if a contracted delivery cannot be made" is a stable door analogy.

They fupped in spades.

I'll leave it at that because we are going round in circles.