Some Nphet members argued to keep Covid vaccine passes to 'reassure' vulnerable populations

Nphet members Tony Holohan, Ronan Glynn, and Philip Nolan leaving Government Buildings after a meeting in 2020. File picture: Sasko Lazarov/RollingNews

Nphet members Tony Holohan, Ronan Glynn, and Philip Nolan leaving Government Buildings after a meeting in 2020. File picture: Sasko Lazarov/RollingNews

Some Nphet members argued for the retention of Covid vaccination certs as a means to reassure vulnerable members of the public when restrictions ended, newly-published minutes show.

Minutes of the January 20 Nphet meeting, at which it was decided to end most public health restrictions, show that there were some different views on the removal of the passes.

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