Ashford says PAG issue was 'snapshot in time'
Footage of protestors accosting two politicians was a 'snapshot in time' and not reflective of the public meeting as a whole.
That's the message from the health minister after he, and the education minister, were challenged at last week's Positive Action Group meeting.
Some of the attendees alleged that Covid-19 vaccinations were 'making people magnetic'.
David Ashford says issues like this come with the territory of being in politics:
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