The new resolution that was enforced last week made Covid Passports mandatory for entry to “catering establishments” with capacity for more than 50 people, a legal category which does not include bars and cafés even though they serve food and that has caused no end of confusion.
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Bars & cafés can demand Covid Passports regardless of capacity
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Let's face it a large bar taking its tables out thus creating more space between its customers is clearly an increase in the possibility of transmission, wasn't table distancing part of an earlier government law? On another issue, I'm unvaccinated and I have a condition that requires constant medication, via my medical card I get a substantial discount on my medical. I wonder how long it will be before this card is taken from me until I get vaccinated?