However, The Telegraph is reporting today, that it’s not going to happen:
Plans to make Covid-19 passports a legal requirement for large events are set to be dropped, The Telegraph understands.
Officials working on the review into Covid-19 status certification believe there is no chance the law will be changed to mandate their use within the UK.
“It’s not a case of ‘it’s finely balanced’. It’s not going to happen,” said one well-placed government source close to the review. “Everyone says it’s dead.”
Showing proof of a jab has become accepted for international travel, given that some countries demand evidence for entry, and UK travellers are already able to do so via the NHS app.
However, their use within the UK is much more controversial, with critics warning that making people show proof of their medical status for social events raises serious ethical questions.
UK prime Minister Boris Johnson is on the record as saying that a vaccine passport would never be required to enter a supermarket or see a doctor. He’s also been fairly cool on the idea of needing one to go to the pub or book a table at a restaurant.
Is it really dead in the water? Something’s up here. It doesn’t make any sense. Nothing matters more to this government than vaccinating everyone in the country. The passport has been their ace card....<<<Read The Full Article Here>>>....
