State tells businesses: You must 'verify' vax records of customers

In private businesses, 'vaccinated individuals will be required to show their vaccine cards'

They're here! The COVID-19 "vaccine passports" that have been discussed so much are becoming a reality in Oregon.

The state has mandated that all businesses, employers and churches must continue to enforce a mask requirement unless they have a policy for "checking for proof of vaccination status of individuals," and request and review "each individual's proof of vaccination."

The state's previously imposed masking and distancing requirements must be enforced on anyone who "has declined to provide such proof," the state has instructed.

The state also said masks still are required -- even for who are fully vaccinated with proof of vaccination status -- in health care settings, jails, youth detention centers, shelters, transitional houses, K-12 schools, planes, buses, trains and transportation hubs.

Oregon Live reported the state will let people go without masks outdoors but will require them "to be fully vaccinated against COVID-19 – and be able to prove it" to go without masks indoors.

The report said the new guidance comes after the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention announced last week that fully vaccinated people generally do not need to wear masks or maintain physical distance in most public settings.


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