Laura Laplaud
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9:07 am, January 11, 2022
The vaccination pass is examined in the chamber of the Senate on Tuesday. Guest from Europe Morning, government spokesperson Gabriel Attal returned to the application of this pass on January 15 and assured it “if we can stop the pass, we will”. Should we set a threshold for the extinction of the vaccination pass as proposed by a senator?
While Senator Les Républicains, Philippe Bas, proposes a mechanism for automatic extinction of the vaccine pass, government spokesman Gabriel Attal assures in “Europe Matin” that “the vaccine pass is not the project of society” of government and therefore will not be permanent. “There is now a device limited in time, which must be extinguished next July, obviously if we can stop the pass before, we will,” he assured Tuesday at the microphone of Sonia Mabrouk on Europe 1.
Nearly 23,000 patients sick with Covid-19 in hospitals
The device proposed by the rapporteur of the “health vigilance” bill, Philippe Bas, is as follows: the vaccination pass can only be imposed when the number of hospitalizations linked to Covid-19 exceeds 10,000 patients nationally, the vaccination pass will automatically disappear below this threshold. Hospitals now have nearly 23,000 patients sick with Covid, according to figures from health authorities.
“Our social project is the freedom of the French and that is why we have taken measures so that they can continue to go to restaurants, to the cinema, so that their children can continue to go to school”, continued Gabriel Attal on Europe 1.
If many French people are worried about a permanent application of the vaccination pass, the government spokesperson is reassuring. “I got involved with Emmanuel Macron because I believe in individual freedom and collective freedoms and the vaccination pass, in fact, is not consistent with this project but it is consistent with the fight against the epidemic which continues to plague our country, “he concluded.