Let’s be frank.
If a vaccine does not prevent infection or transmission, there is no scientific basis for a vaccine passport.
I know there are plenty of people who want a reward for nineteen months of good behaviour, but the vaccine is your reward. That is the point of vaccination. We give lolly-pops to children, not emotionally insecure adults.
Even if the vaccine prevented transmission, governments have no right to play with domestic vaccine passports.
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