And then the virus is still everywhere, it's still significantly more dangerous to be outside than it was in February 2020, and now it's a tremendous administrative pain in the arse to do everything, everyone is terrified due to your big marketing campaign, and we all get it anyway repeatedly.
But this time, of course, it'll be different.
Yeah, a lot of people dying tends to terrify people.
This is increasing apparent with Omicron.
In desperation the public has abandoned "trust but verify." Put another way, given the lessons of history, governments should be trusted less, not more. The default shouldn't not be, "Sure, whatever you say."
Unlike national security against an invisible threat the absence of CoViD can be shown in which case government even if showing the behaviour you suggest can be more easily pressured into doing the right thing.
https://apnews.com/article/coronavirus-pandemic-science-heal...
The current cycle smells like insanity among other things. There are plenty of questions. "What questions?" is not one of them.