PM: Covid passports may not be possible until 'absolutely everybody' offered jab

The transcript discusses the development of a vaccine program to build resistance against the virus and the potential role of certification, particularly for international purposes. It highlights the complexities and ethical issues surrounding vaccination, especially for those who cannot be vaccinated for medical reasons, such as pregnant women. The need for careful consideration of these issues is emphasized, along with the potential implementation of a vaccination passport scheme once vaccines are widely available.

What is the primary goal of the vaccine program mentioned in the video?

• To eliminate the virus completely

• To build general resistance to the virus

• To provide free healthcare

• To develop new vaccines

When is the certification group's work expected to be reported?

• In mid-April

• In early May

• In late March

• In early April

Why might certification be primarily for international purposes?

• Due to local government policies

• Because it is cheaper

• Due to international travel requirements

• Because it is easier to implement

What is a key concern for people who cannot get vaccinated?

• They might have to pay more taxes

• They might be excluded from certification

• They might not receive healthcare

• They might face travel restrictions

What are some challenges in implementing a vaccination passport schema?

• Technical difficulties

• Lack of public interest

• Moral and ethical complexities

• High financial costs