Second Report - Covid-Status Certification

Select Committee
Public Administration and Constitutional Affairs Committee HC 42 12 June 2021
Report Status Government responded
Conclusions & Recommendations 17 items (15 recs)
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Government Response (AI assessment · 17 of 17 classified)
Accepted 4
Accepted in Part 2
Acknowledged 1
Deferred 2
Not Addressed 5
Rejected 3
Government response
Second Special Report - Covid-Status Certification: Government Response to the Committee’s Second Report · published 9 Sep 2021
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Recommendations & Conclusions

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3 Recommendation Deferred
Para 25
It is also essential that a cost-benefit analysis is carried out and made public alongside...
Recommendation
It is also essential that a cost-benefit analysis is carried out and made public alongside any announcement regarding the introduction of a Covid-status certification. Such a cost-benefit analysis should include not only financial but also social and societal costs and … Read more
Government Response Summary
The government states it reviewed costs and benefits as part of its certification review, and that published findings will be made available "in due course".
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17 Recommendation Deferred
The introduction a Covid-status certification system would have a serious impact on businesses and individuals...
Recommendation
The introduction a Covid-status certification system would have a serious impact on businesses and individuals and has the possibility of infringing rights and being discriminatory in nature. In light of that, we believe that it would be inappropriate for a … Read more
Government Response Summary
The government commits to appropriate parliamentary scrutiny but defers a decision on the specific legislative approach required for wider application of certification, stating it will be set out in due course.
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