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NSW considers giving businesses power to make Covid vaccination requirement for entry
Vaccination also likely to be compulsory for frontline health and aged care workers and for travellers to skip hotel quarantine
Covid-19 vaccinations could be required to travel to Australia, skip hotel quarantine, enter pubs, clubs and other private businesses and even access government services under plans being developed by the federal and New South Wales governments.
On Monday the NSW premier, Gladys Berejiklian, revealed that despite the fact vaccinations would be voluntary, her state could make it compulsory for travel or accessing government buildings such as Service NSW shopfronts, as well as giving businesses permission to make vaccination a condition of entry.
Read the original article at The Guardian