All the updated news related to vaccine passports

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John Swinney: Vaccine passports ‘switched off’ for domestic use

The Scottish Government will “switch off” the domestic portion of its vaccine passport scheme, John Swinney has said. Scotland’s Deputy First Minister has said it “would no longer be appropriate” for the Covid Status Certification scheme to be used ...

19 Apr 2022 at 17:25

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Covid passports no longer required in pub, restaurants and cinemas in NI

Stormont ministers have agreed to drop the use of vaccine passports in pubs, restaurants and cinemas in Northern Ireland from midday on Wednesday (January 26). This is just one of several relaxations to Northern Ireland's Covid rules. Nightclubs ...

21 Jan 2022 at 12:33

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Health Department spending 'thousands' on Covid Passports

The Department of Health is still spending “hundreds of thousands” of pounds on the Covid Passport app, which has not been required for more than a year. The Covid Vaccination Passport was made mandatory by the then Executive for only 45 days ...

02 Mar 2023 at 14:33

Scotland

Removal of masks in classrooms a ‘positive milestone’, Education Secretary says

Education Secretary Shirley-Anne Somerville has welcomed the easing of coronavirus restrictions in Scotland’s secondary schools, with the ending of the need for face masks in classrooms hailed as a “positive milestone”. High school students ...

28 Feb 2022 at 01:25

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