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Allowing some higher risk settings to operate more safely when the potential alternative would be closure, this will help to protect those who are more vulnerable. for example those who cannot be vaccinated for medical reasons or who because of underlying conditions do not respond effectively to the vaccine. in addition, we believe that certification will encourage a proportion of the eligible population who remain unvaccinated to get vaccinated. that is something we have seen in otherjurisdictions. 0f we have seen in otherjurisdictions. of course, like any covid measure we should not use for ...

Vaccine certification. wales is considering it for higher risk settings. northern ireland has not yet announced a position. holyrood will debate it later. the scottish government insists that vaccination certification is a limited, targeted and proportionate response to a very difficult situation. lorna gordon, bbc news. our scotland correspondent james shaw is at the scottish parliament this afternoon. this could make for a very interesting debate, because there are some wide—ranging opinions on this. are some wide-ranging opinions on this. ~ . , are some wide-ranging opinions on this. ~ .,...

Prevent inappropriate use of the material change of circumstances provision. we will take steps to encourage continued compliance with mitigations such as face coverings, rigorous hygiene and good ventilation. we will work with local authorities, schools, universities and colleges to put protections in place for young people and minimise disruption. we will seek the approval of parliament this week for approval of parliament this week for a targeted system of vaccine certification as a proportionate alternative to the risk of further closure of higher risk settings. all of these measures are l...

IV. Record Thine COVID Data Executive Order on Ensuring a Data-Driven Response to COVID-19 and Future High-Consequence Public Health Threats This order is all about data. While it doesn’t go into much detail, it does stress the president’s desire to enhance data collection around the virus — presumably infections, contact tracing, and the like. It calls for a “stronger public health infrastructure” to help “prevent, detect, and respond to future biological threats” but does not outline what that means.  It’s possible that under this order the federal government may explore a ...