They should have a business continuity plan, although as a former Civil Servant, having spent many hours creating and unpicking Business Continuity Plans, I don't recall ever having one for a total shutdown of an office due to infection.
The biggest irony of government forward thinking is their continuing obsession with closing small offices and converting into a tiny number of huge Regional Offices.
Eggs and basket come into mind.
Morgan may segregate the workshops, and minimise close social contact, but the limiting factor is who has the skills to work metal and wood. If those people have to self isolate and no one else can do it, then production will stop.
