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The system here is different. I was called by GP and agreed a slot, my wife had text (I think). She had her first dose yesterday, just turned up at the right time, they checked their list and in she went. She had to wait 15 mins or so afterwards to check for severe reaction, given a data sheet and a card with vaccine batch number and type.


I hope they don't work towards a digital "passport", that would be very expensive giving people some sort of device instead of a card, I don't have a phone so they can't use that and discriminating against those with out phones is discrimination.


Can't see point of a vaccine passport anyway, if you are vaccinated fine, if you can't have the vaccine they can't discriminate against you. It's thought that by April those in the groups that have made up 99% of the fatalities due to Covid will have had at least one dose of vaccine so by then it should be "safe" just to go about with more freedom. Those at risk who can't have the vaccine likely will not want to mix too much.