The Welsh Government has introduced vaccine passports for nightclubs and large indoor and outdoor events in spite of only securing approval for it in the Senedd by one vote after a Tory MS was unable to connect via Zoom.
The Welsh Government has refused to allow another vote on the introduction of vaccine passports despite winning simply because of a Zoom error.
Mark Drakeford's plans to mandate vaccine passports for nightclubs and other 'large' events have passed through the Welsh Senedd after a Zoom failure prevented a Tory MS from casting his vote.
The Welsh will soon be forced to prove they have been vaccinated or recently tested negative for Covid to get into nightclubs and 'large events' following a Government announcement earlier today.
The Welsh Government has announced that it will not be ending all mask-wearing requirements when the country reaches the final stage of its 'roadmap' out of lockdown because "the virus has quite certainly not gone away".
After 15 long months of heavy restrictions, the Welsh Government says it will not rush out lockdown, warning that "this may not be the end of the road".
Covid rules could soon change to Government advice in Wales, according to a Welsh minister – but the Conservative opposition says that, in the absence of a date for unlocking, more clarity is needed.
Covid vaccination will not be made compulsory for care home staff in Wales. First Minister Mark Drakeford says that care staff should take the vaccine, but "there is a very big step taken when you move into compulsion".
All adults in Wales have been offered the first dose of a Covid vaccine, and zero deaths within 28 days of a positive Covid test have been reported on 10 of the 13 first days of June. So why the slow unlock?
Restrictions on outdoor gatherings will be relaxed in Wales from Monday, but indoor events have been left on hold due to concerns about the Indian Covid variant.
