School, green pass hypothesis for teachers: tomorrow Cdm and control room

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04 August 2021 Among the hypotheses circulating for the safe reopening of the school, that of the green pass for school staff so far seems to be the most plausible.

While waiting for the control room and the CDM, scheduled for tomorrow, the new measures for school and transport are being studied. For school staff, the hypothesis that circulates in these hours in majority environments, would be to introduce the obligation of the pass, also considering that the incidence of vaccinated among teachers and staff is already very high, about 85%: instead there are four Regions that register a consistent number of vaccine skeptics among the professors (Sicily, Liguria, Sardinia and Calabria). The hypothesis of undertaking specific paths with ad hoc measures, such as Dad, where the number of immunizations had still been low, remains in the field, but it is less likely. 

 Among the political forces the hypothesis of expanding the audience of people for whom the 'pass' should become mandatory had also sprung up in these hours. The idea, which seems to have been set aside for the moment, was to make the green passport mandatory for all those activities for which it is expected to be exhibited, from restaurateurs to gym instructors. But the first difficulty would have been on timing: from next Friday the pass will already be necessary for access to indoor shows, cinemas, spas, swimming pools, gyms and restaurants and also in the case of consumption at the tables inside. of bars. These are also crucial hours for the general approval of the School Plan, in view of the return in September. The document should be discussed,It is not yet clear whether informally, by the governors today in an extraordinary meeting of the State-Regions. The intention of the Minister of Education Patrizio Bianchi - and of the entire Executive - is to restart with the lessons in the presence, following the line dictated by the Technical Scientific Committee in its latest opinion provided to the dicastery. From this point of view, the increase in the number of journeys will also be decisive, given that 80% of the capacity is not sufficient to guarantee distance on the metro and buses. And in Rome, thanks to the renewal of a protocol between the Campidoglio and the Vicariate, hundreds of children will be able to attend school lessons in the catechism classrooms and in the parish spaces also for 2021-2022.the intention of the Minister of Education Patrizio Bianchi - and of the whole Executive - is to restart with the lessons in the presence, following the line dictated by the Scientific Technical Committee in its latest opinion provided to the dicastery. From this point of view, the increase in the number of journeys will also be decisive, given that 80% of the capacity is not sufficient to guarantee distance on the metro and buses. And in Rome, thanks to the renewal of a protocol between the Campidoglio and the Vicariate, hundreds of children will be able to attend school lessons in the catechism classrooms and in the parish spaces also for 2021-2022.the intention of the Minister of Education Patrizio Bianchi - and of the whole Executive - is to restart with the lessons in the presence, following the line dictated by the Scientific Technical Committee in its latest opinion provided to the dicastery. From this point of view, the increase in the number of journeys will also be decisive, given that 80% of the capacity is not sufficient to guarantee distance on the metro and buses. And in Rome, thanks to the renewal of a protocol between the Campidoglio and the Vicariate, hundreds of children will be able to attend school lessons in the catechism classrooms and in the parish spaces also for 2021-2022.following the line dictated by the Scientific Technical Committee in its latest opinion provided to the dicastery. From this point of view, the increase in the number of journeys will also be decisive, given that 80% of the capacity is not sufficient to guarantee distance on the metro and buses. And in Rome, thanks to the renewal of a protocol between the Campidoglio and the Vicariate, hundreds of children will be able to attend school lessons in the catechism classrooms and in the parish spaces also for 2021-2022.following the line dictated by the Scientific Technical Committee in its latest opinion provided to the dicastery. From this point of view, the increase in the number of journeys will also be decisive, given that 80% of the capacity is not sufficient to guarantee distance on the metro and buses. And in Rome, thanks to the renewal of a protocol between the Campidoglio and the Vicariate, hundreds of children will be able to attend school lessons in the catechism classrooms and in the parish spaces also for 2021-2022.hundreds of children will be able to attend school lessons in the catechism classrooms and in the parish spaces also for 2021-2022.hundreds of children will be able to attend school lessons in the catechism classrooms and in the parish spaces also for 2021-2022.   

The governors are also ready to discuss the draft protocol for the administration of rapid antigen tests at a low price, the measure - in agreement with the Commissioner, the Ministry of Health and the pharmacies - provides for a controlled price of swabs, which could be about 6-7 euros. In view of the Council of Ministers, the only knot remains the application of the green pass in the various sectors and categories of workers. The introduction of the mandatory certificate for long-distance transport (on airplanes, trains and ferries) is almost certain, but it will only take place from the beginning of September. On the green certificate there is also the stumbling block of political forces: about 1,300 amendments were presented in the Social Affairs Committee in the Chamber to the decree introducing theobligation to pass in certain activities and, of these, 916 proposed amendments come from the Lega alone, which is critical on the issue. According to a Confesercenti survey, on the other hand, 47% of Italians have already obtained the document, while 20% report that they have begun the process to obtain it. However, 21% remain who resist the idea of ​​requiring a vaccination certificate and declare that they do not want to obtain it. The survey also shows that 46% of entrepreneurs in the catering sector fear that the introduction of the obligation "will have a negative effect", with an increase in costs for the company and a reduction in turnover, while only 29% hope for a positive effect. Among consumers, however, optimism prevails.which is critical on the subject. According to a Confesercenti survey, on the other hand, 47% of Italians have already obtained the document, while 20% report that they have begun the process to obtain it. However, 21% remain who resist the idea of ​​requiring a vaccination certificate and declare that they do not want to obtain it. The survey also shows that 46% of entrepreneurs in the catering sector fear that the introduction of the obligation "will have a negative effect", with an increase in costs for the company and a reduction in turnover, while only 29% hope for a positive effect. Among consumers, however, optimism prevails.which is critical on the subject. According to a Confesercenti survey, on the other hand, 47% of Italians have already obtained the document, while 20% report that they have begun the process to obtain it. However, 21% remain who resist the idea of ​​requiring a vaccination certificate and declare that they do not want to obtain it. The survey also shows that 46% of entrepreneurs in the catering sector fear that the introduction of the obligation "will have a negative effect", with an increase in costs for the company and a reduction in turnover, while only 29% hope for a positive effect. Among consumers, however, optimism prevails.21% who resist the idea of ​​the obligation of a vaccination certificate and declare that they do not want to obtain it. The survey also shows that 46% of entrepreneurs in the catering sector fear that the introduction of the obligation "will have a negative effect", with an increase in costs for the company and a reduction in turnover, while only 29% hope for a positive effect. Among consumers, however, optimism prevails.21% who resist the idea of ​​having a vaccination certificate and say they don't want to get it. The survey also shows that 46% of entrepreneurs in the catering sector fear that the introduction of the obligation "will have a negative effect", with an increase in costs for the company and a reduction in turnover, while only 29% hope for a positive effect. Among consumers, however, optimism prevails.Among consumers, however, optimism prevails.Among consumers, however, optimism prevails.