> It seems pretty weird to ask the indoor business owners to be the ones who are in charge of controlling that the vaccination rate is increasing and to be the one who are punished because the vaccination rate is not high enough.
So far the data coming out of the EU has indicated that when passports and certificates were introduced, there was an uptick in vaccination the day the measure was introduced. Estonia, for instance, has seen this happen.
The Netherlands has seen willingness to vaccinate rise from around 60% at the start of the crisis to 87% right now, and part of this success is attributed to the fact that the government always made it clear that vaccination was not going to be mandatory, and testing would be an alternative.
So far the data coming out of the EU has indicated that when passports and certificates were introduced, there was an uptick in vaccination the day the measure was introduced. Estonia, for instance, has seen this happen.