If states reopen venues like pubs and restaurants to the vaccinated once 70 or 80 per cent of the eligible population is jabbed, as NSW and Victoria have suggested, the number of people missing out on freedoms will be double or triple that.One of the medical experts who helped guide Australia through the early stages of the pandemic, Dr Nick Coatsworth, foresees people becoming furious at each other over vaccinations if the situation isn’t handled properly.
But it is also a moral choice about whether society should decide that people are competent to make their own decisions about vaccination, even when the consequence of declining a jab can be a painful illness and a lonely death.North Sydney MP Trent Zimmerman is a small as well as capital-L Liberal who supports NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian’s vaccine passports plan.
That perspective has created an unusual political dynamic because NSW Labor leader Chris Minns has beenVictorian Premier Daniel Andrews has alsoAdvertisement “Leaders have got to start thinking about the fact that they’re Australians first, and start thinking about how as a nation we get to a cohesive outcome here rather than thinking narrowly about how one state can be all right and other states can go to hell,” McKellar says.
How about working out the percentage of vaxxed people v vaxxed - then there's your answer. People don't want the government to make decisions for them unless it suits them? Personally i won't be visiting any hairdresser who does not check vaccinations on entry.
no1 wants to make their decisions, Colin somehow managed to decide whether to pay rent or buy his house/business premises, he decided what equipment he would use/buy, he chose his employees but, yet somehow is unable to decide whether to let unvaxed/vaxed patrons into his salon.
Well this was good while it lasted. The press conference confirmed he won’t have to set his own policy. You can probably take down the story.
This new fad of whiny business owners is doing my head in. Govt has explicitly said there will be health orders And if you can’t have an employee or yourself check vax status, what kind of business are you
Colin has had more than 18 months to get his head around this. As a business owner he has to be able to evolve or he left behind. A post pandemic world is going to be markedly different.
It his property. He is inviting people in so that he can make money. He has always been the bouncer.
These people need to get over themselves. Many customers will avoid going to them if they don’t check vaccination status
GladysB If only she was a leader 😷
I wouldn't go into a hairdresser: too many antivaxxer non-mask wearing businesses.
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