No Covid Passports For Nightclubs In Andalucia. The region’s top court has denied a request to implement covid certificates for entry to hotels and nightclubs.
No Covid Passports For Nightclubs In Andalucia
Andalucia’s top court has denied a request from the Junta to enforce the use of “covid passports” in nightclubs and hotels. The TSJA says that whilst the measure does meet the standards for neccessity and suitablility, the proposal failed on proportionality. The order would have been applied to every person needing to enter a hotel or hospitality venue, including staff, which the court found unacceptable.
The court considered the implications of the order on casual or temporary workers, who would need to pay for PCR tests (if not fully vaccinated) everytime they attended a hospitality venue. Because vaccination is not mandatory in Spain, the ruling would have also impacted workers who rely on this sector for their income.
Andalucia’s top court recently approved the use of covid passports in health centres.
Covid Passports For Health Centres
Recently the TSJA did approve the request by the Junta de Andalucia to introduce covid passports for access to health centres and care homes.
Published: 15.12.2021
Written by Dave James
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