Jab Passports After All Adults Have Been Offered A Vaccine?

[ToraToraTora]

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-56522652
Fair enough?

[drmorgans]

Isn't there a review into vaccine passports? Why has Bozza started talking about them now? Did he just feel the need to jabber away when it might come to nothing? Does he never learn?

[emmie]

how about reading the link provided -

[Zacs-Master]

He's started talking about them because 'A government review into the possible use of coronavirus passports or status certificates to allow people to visit pubs and other venues is taking place under the plans to ease England's lockdown.'

[emmie]

i can't see this working at all. too complex and more people won't necessarily have a mobile phone.

[Zacs-Master]

Tora has covered that point Em, you could print off the QR code. Keep up.

[ToraToraTora]

bluemoon: "Has any vaccination ever been compulsory? I thought they are all only recommended. " - who is suggesting they are compulsory?

[emmie]

no, getting too old with this caper...

[ToraToraTora]

emmie: "i can't see this working at all. too complex and more people won't necessarily have a mobile phone. " - it's not complex and a phone won't be needed.

[Zacs-Master]

To old to read each post?

[Zacs-Master]

too

[OldChestNuts]

I know some surgeries already issuing there version of vaccination passports in the form of stickers, stating first vaccination or second vaccination.

[emmie]

i read this from the beginning, my hairdressers have a QR code on their door, and still he lets people in without signing in. at least he did before the current lockdown.

[bluemoon1]

TTT if they are a requirement to do certain things then they're compulsory. For instance if I travel to certain countries I can get vaccinated against certain things, but I don't get checked if I have the vaccination or not, so they're not compulsory.

[emmie]

we were given little cards but they won't do.

[Zacs-Master]

'TTT if they are a requirement to do certain things then they're compulsory. '

They're not compulsory, you simply wouldn't be allowed in.

[New Judge]

//For instance if I travel to certain countries I can get vaccinated against certain things, but I don't get checked if I have the vaccination or not, so they're not compulsory.//

There are about eighteen countries which require a vaccination against Yellow Fever before entry is allowed. I imagine quite a few will insist on Covid vaccination.

[bluemoon1]

I wasn't aware of that NJ thanks

[ToraToraTora]

Bluemoon: "TTT if they are a requirement to do certain things then they're compulsory." - no they are not, driving licenses are not compulsory but they are if you want to drive a car. Similarly you can choose not to have a vaccine and therefore choose not to go to places where a vaccine is required.

[woofgang]

Ick "There’ll never be an internationally approved passport. That doesn’t really make sense" There already is. Passports vary but the current paper/biometric system is accepted world wide. That's why I keep saying I wish that the division would be made between something for international travel and something for use in England or the UK

[ToraToraTora]

ich: "Ick "There’ll never be an internationally approved passport. That doesn’t really make sense" " - what do you think the current passport system is?