breakdown for us, if you would, how it is going to work? presumably, there is a reason why the government is notjust going for one vote. i was at a briefing the other day for the implication was that there would be one vote. we have seen since then is this mounting number of conservative mps who really do not like this idea of covid passports, covid state certification to give its formal title, the idea that to get into large venues or venues with lots of people in, including night clubs, you would need to show that you have been double jabbed or that you have been double jabbed or that you have been double jabbed or that you have had a negative test pretty recently. 60 conservative mps about don t like that, so what the government is now saying it is going to do, i understand, is that there will be three votes on this plan be moving england, one on the expansion of the need for facemask in lots of settings, there is not a vast amount of controversy in parliament around that, another o
environments for staff and customers are provided and reduce the risk of outbreaks. i can also confirm that we continue to consider very carefully the possible, albeit limited use of covid state certification to access to certain high risk venues in future. we are currently developing an app to make access to certificates which will include vaccination details easier for international travel. this will be launched next month. the app will have functionality to support the use of such certificates for domestic setting should we decide this as appropriate. however i want to assure parliament that we do not underestimate the ethical equity and human rights issues associated with covid status certification and we will keep members up dated and consulted on our thinking on this issue. the decisions i am confirming today reflect the fact that