I find it strange that restaurants and pubs have no problem with discriminating against 17 year olds every day, but this to them crosses some sort of moral boundary?
Now on practical grounds, we don't have the equivalent level of docs to support the certification, so on those grounds I don't see it as workable and objectsions on that grounds are reasonable.
Otherwise, most of the howls about in the media are just embarrassing.
They discriminate and police matters like this all the time when it comes to age.
They are actually supposed to do it too when it comes to serving intoxicated people, but most seem to laugh at that idea too.
I have no objections to this on any moral grounds or grounds of fairness.
If unvaccinated people want to socialise, they can. They are younger sorts too who can stand it better
They haven't had the equivalent of a sword of damocles hanging over their heads like the highly vulnerable for the last year.
Allowing fully vaccinated indoors, and everyone else outdoors, would allow the pub or restaurant to make better use of their space, staff, kitchens etc and make more money. Which I thought was something they'd want to do. Guess not.
IF indoors dining isn't opened sooner to vaccinated people, it will be longer than that to open for everyone. I don't see who that helps.