Yeah. I must have missed Denmark mate. I also missed the UAE who have also tested more percentage of their population. The other mini-states like Luxembourg, Monaco, and Falkland Islands I just discounted. I got my info from the Worldometer site and Denmark was so far down the list I think I probably actually stopped looking. My point still stands though. Our testing per head of population is prolific and I don't think that many on here appreciate that.
The point I was making as regards pillar 1 was that I was acknowledging that a large number of tests undertaken had been duplicate tests on medical staff, so whilst we may have carried out 13,165, 651 it doesn't follow that 13,165,651 people have been tested. Having said that I would have thought quite a few pillar 1 tests would still be getting carried out on frontline medical/care staff who have not yet tested positive for the virus. In fact I'd go as far as saying that it would be downright negligent if those people weren't being regularly tested.
My daughter is currently having weekly tests, my Brother who works for the NHS has had a positive anti-body test so wont have to do weekly tests for a few months, unless he shows symptoms.