The initial period was to January 24, but an extension was always likely. In giving its approval, the court stated: "The measures subject to authorisation are appropriate for limiting the spread of the virus. They are necessary given the increase in infections, and they are proportionate in respect of the tenuous limitation of individual freedom against the benefit of collective health."
The decision is based on a report last week from the regional committee for infectious diseases, which drew attention to the development of the pandemic in the Balearics since December 12. The report referred to a 14-day cumulative incidence of 2,815.4, much higher than when the Covid passport measure was first authorised. The court has therefore concluded that the authorisation is even more justified than when it was given initially.
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The numbers speak for themselves. This is beyond the pale (pail ?). The covid pass only serves to show that you have no chance of not getting omricon. I'm speechless to be honest. I'm not a fan of Boris but I think we should to him for guidance as regards getting back to normal.
The pass has done a great job "limiting the spread of the infection". Joke judges!
These so-called Covid Passes only give a false sense of security to citizens. I am vaccinated and encourage my patients who are at high risk to be vaccinated, however, this is a nonsensical measure that is nothing more than a show of political power. Please utilize your resources towards truly effective policies that could help the vulnerable and allow the rest of the population to live freely.
The passport has done a great job 'limiting the spread of the virus"! Undeliverable comments from the court.