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ARTICLE · 27 DECEMBER 2021

NSW venues divided over whether to allow access to unvaccinated persons

Some NSW businesses have already made it clear that they will continue to enforce the 'no jab, no entry' rule.

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Despite the fact that as of 15 December 2021, unvaccinated New South Wales residents have been 'permitted' into pubs, clubs, cafes, restaurants and a range of other public settings, some businesses will continue to turn them away.

Some businesses have already made clear they will continue to enforce the 'no jab, no entry' rule, citing public health concerns despite the fact those who are fully vaccinated are able to both contract and spread COVID-19.

Public poll

The Illawarra Hotel in Wollongong recently made the decision to let its patrons decide the issue, posting a poll on Facebook to determine whether it should open its doors to those who are not fully vaccinated.

The owner reported that the response was overwhelming of letting everyone in. The pub has since decided to open its doors to everyone – vaccinated or not.

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