The document itself appeals to the idea of British common sense.
HOWEVER that makes the assumption that most people are a) not selfish and b) do have common sense.
Its about ideals of liberalism and freedom, which I do very much support, but it also lets the government off the hook in terms of responsibility and it fails to address the very reasonable question of how people who ARE behaving in anti-social ways can be challenged in anyway because the crucial information about enforcement and enforceability is entire absent.
Thats hugely important.
Also, the next stages are hugely reliant on various public bodies and testing facilities and capacity being up to the job by the 1st June. I have huge doubts about the viability of this deadline. And whether if this is failed, we will go ahead anyway to avoid ministers embarassment of having to extend Stage 1 and delay Stage 2 and Stage 3.
The stuff about a phased return to primary schools is particularly tight on time too, given they have a target of ALL primary pupils having a month back before the school holidays. I have a strong suspicion that the school holidays may be shortened though this hasn't been explicitly said yet (Watch out for it).
In terms of the actual policy, its lacking in a number of details. Its more common sense than actual policy, if I'm honest.
Now we get to test whether the public are ready for that... it should be an interesting experiment if nothing else...
... unfortunately if it goes wrong, its a pretty expensive experiment in terms of economics and lives.