Every day the vaccine rolls out

[jjaflup22]

I'm not so sure about vaccine passports TBH. On the face of it they seem a good idea but, ultimately, could prove meaningless if new strains appear (for instance). Then you are into a which vaccine did you get scenarios et cetera. The thing to do is vaccinate the whole population (or as much as possible) and get on with things. This is a virus that we are going to need to live with now going forward.

I think, once all restrictions are lifted, most businesses will go back to the way things were. It may be in a few years time but that's what I reckon will happen.

I don't think so. I agree with Chick, if businesses can work in the long term with people working from home they will do it. They will need much smaller office spaces and it will cost them much less which is always the bottom line. I think home working will be the norm in the future for companies that can do it.

[Chick A Saw]

I don't think so. I agree with Chick, if businesses can work in the long term with people working from home they will do it. They will need much smaller office spaces and it will cost them much less which is always the bottom line. I think home working will be the norm in the future for companies that can do it.

Im not sure that for the likes of a call centre, that they will use a smaller building as i think some degree of social distancing will be here to stay in that kind of setting.

On vaccine passports, the international one might not need us to do anything as it would be part of the point of sale checks we all go through anyway. There may be a requirement to obtain a code prior to booking the travel arrangements, but i have to do that every year at work for driver licence checks, and a similar system could be set up by the NHS.

Im split on needing proof of vaccination for going to the pub, and i think everyone who has mentioned the subject today has already covered my thinking. Im not sure though that the code system mentioned above would be workable, and is likely open to abuse.

I does though appear that once we are all vaccinated in Scotland, all you will have to do is prove residence in Scotland and away you go!