League MEPs ask the EU Commission for explanations on the non-homogeneous and discriminatory greenpasses
Green pass: League to EU Commission: non-homogeneous application between states – Brussels, 21 Jan. 2022
The League to the European Parliament has sent a question to the Commission asking how it intends to proceed to avoid "clear discrimination against European citizens " in the application of the green pass. The digital Covid Certificate – writes the first signatory MEP Antonio Maria RINALDI – "having been interpreted and applied in a non-homogeneous way between the respective member countries, it is creating many problems for citizens, who, believing that they have the aforementioned regulation as their only reference, collide with parameters, validity dates and different degrees of certificates that take into account a different total number of vaccinations, recovery and various types of Covid-19 tests. Furthermore , a certificate that was supposed to simplify free circulation at EU level has paradoxically transformed into a discriminatory instrument with greater or lesser limitations depending on the member country one goes to, even if in possession of the same identical certifications that generated the certificate in object.
The question presented by first signatory Antonio Maria RINALDI was also signed by Lega MEPs Marco Campomenosi (head of delegation), Simona Baldassarre, Alessandra Basso, Mara Bizzotto, Paolo Borchia, Massimo Casanova, Angelo Ciocca, Rosanna Conte, Elena Lizzi, Isabella Tovaglieri .
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