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A survey by Ipsos MORI of more than 8,300 people aged over 16 in the UK found 78% were in favour of vaccine passports to travel abroad or to visit a relative living in a care home.
Support was also high for using the document to see a loved one in hospital (74%), or to go to the theatre or an indoor concert (68%), and for gym use or leisure centre use (63%).
Around 61% of those who responded also backed their use to attend open-air music concerts and sports events, while 58% said they would accept having to use them on public transport.
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survey by Ipsos MORI of more than 8,300 people aged over 16 in the UK
Boris Johnson has said "there is going to be a role" for COVID vaccine certification but suggested it might only be implemented once every adult in the UK has been offered a vaccine by the end of July.
The prime minister said last week "all sorts of things are being considered", but added it was "a bit premature" to speculate on whether pubs could ditch social distancing and mask-wearing requirements entirely by implementing a certification scheme.
we fought a war to stop that happening
The UK has 66 million people. 8300 is hardly a representative sample size.
Michael Gove, the Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster, is conducting a review into the use of COVID certification, which is due to report back before the fourth stage of easing lockdown restrictions on 21 June.
The UK has 66 million people. 8300 is hardly a representative sample size.
Pretty much implies that you'll not only need a vaccine pass, but still have to muzzle up and maintain your distance.