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Single QR system to be rolled out as check-in compliance plummets
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Compliance with QR codes has plummeted across Victoria, with one government survey showing fewer than half the visitors to hospitality venues reported checking in every time in April.
The state government’s centralised coronavirus check-in system will become mandatory for many businesses from the end of May, in a push to boost usage and streamline the process.
NSW made it compulsory for restricted businesses to use a government QR service in January, the ACT made its app mandatory from March and Queensland mandated the use of its service from the start of this month.