Covid passports.

[Dave Blue]

That tory member was probably quaffing wine at the time, and left it for the last minute.
The prociding officer even gave him her own number but he didn't reply to it

Typical Tory. Probably hasn't logged on for 18 months and forgot what to do.
Personally, even though it was a pain initially, the passport isn't really an issue for me. It would be a bigger pain to need a negative test every time - which is the only way of actually preventing infected people from entering. The double jab doesn't mean a lot regarding passing on the virus.

[dml1954]

Typical Tory. Probably hasn't logged on for 18 months and forgot what to do.
Personally, even though it was a pain initially, the passport isn't really an issue for me. It would be a bigger pain to need a negative test every time - which is the only way of actually preventing infected people from entering. The double jab doesn't mean a lot regarding passing on the virus.

I believe that the evidence shows that being double jabbed reduces the risk of transmission by around 50%. If that is the case then a reduction in risk of 50% is massive in the battle against the virus and good enough for me. Having a negative test is another weapon in the armoury but that doesn't prevent infected people from entering - it could be a false negative or the person might not be positive at the time of the test but could become so an hour later, before entering the event. Moaning about something designed to help people avoid becoming seriously ill or dying is silly - it could save your life or that of a family member.