The CCP virus vaccine mandate for England’s frontline health care workers is “under review,” Health Secretary Sajid Javid said on Tuesday. Javid said it was “right” to reflect on CCP (Chinese Communist Party) virus policies in the context of the Omicron variant and that the government is “reflecting on all this.” This is the first sign from a government minister that suggests the mandate—which is due to take effect on April 1—is open for discussion. Up until Monday, the government insisted the mandate is “the right approach” and will go ahead as scheduled, amid calls for the policy to be delayed or thrown out to avoid staff loss and reports suggesting ministers were considering an 11th-hour delay. According to NHS guidance, frontline health workers have until Feb. 3 to get their first shot so they won’t be redeployed or sacked without severance pay. Submitting oral evidence to Parliament’s Health and Social Care Select …