NSW Premier confirms: no jab, no entry to venues
The Premier confirmed the New South Government will usher in a law that will make it illegal for unvaccinated customers to attend venues.
“It will be a health order and the law that if you’re not vaccinated, you can’t attend venues on the roadmap,” said Premier Berejiklian.
“You can’t go into a hospitality venue. You can’t go to ticketed events unless you are vaccinated.
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NSW hospitality businesses need more clarity on vaccine mandate to ease ‘uncertainty’ around reopening, a legal expert says
While NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian hedged on how the state would manage a vaccination mandate for hospitality businesses, a legal expert says clear guidelines are crucial to stave off “business uncertainty” around reopening.
Businesses are navigating a legal framework that “wasn’t designed for dealing with a pandemic”. The government needs to provide clarity quickly on what policing a vaccination mandate for public-facing businesses looks like, Zhang said.
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