Weedy
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- Jun 2, 2008
Cruise lines are requiring proof of vaccination. DeSantis is prohibiting companies in FL from requiring vaccination. DeSantis won't allow FL to issue any type of vaccine "passport" which would it easier to prove vaccination status.
Cruise lines are requiring proof of vaccination. DeSantis is prohibiting companies in FL from requiring vaccination. DeSantis won't allow FL to issue any type of vaccine "passport" which would it easier to prove vaccination status.
As well their are Hippa laws in place to protect everyone medical privacy?
So because they have a smaller population it gives the U.S. the right to put that small population (who has had a low case count up until now) at risk?
Vaccine status is not protected in the same way as other medical information is, because it's a matter of public health.
When you get the vaccine, they give you the little card with the dates you received your vaccine... why would you need anything else?... this is the proof that you would need to show when boarding a plane or a cruise ship... If people want to cruise and have had the vaccine, and follow the rules on board, its no different from getting on a plane or going to a theme park. So open the cruise lines, and lets get on with it...
Who is suppose to issue this Vaccine passport? and what is that going to cost? and who is suppose to pay for it?
As well their are Hippa laws in place to protect everyone medical privacy?
HIPPA doesn't prevent vaccine "passports". Several organizations including IATA are coming out with a vaccine passport. NY has a vaccine passport.
I don’t know the answer to your second question, but IATA stands for International Air Transport Association.I'm not familiar with what the IATA is?
Why is it important the NY has a vaccine passport?
I don’t know the answer to your second question, but IATA stands for International Air Transport Association.
Vaccine status is not protected in the same way as other medical information is, because it's a matter of public health.
Cruise ships are not American. I believe all of them are based in the Bahamas. I don’t believe Florida has any jurisdiction of who boards a foreign vessel.