[quote EasterIssland]@herecomesthsun what about those without asthma, or immune suppressant medication? Ones who were shielding with their families?
I think many parents might be more worried about getting their children vaccinated than on getting themselves? as the vaccine has been less tested on kids (timewise) and if the incidence is low where they live the isolation time might not happen? I've got 3 nephews, 2 in secondary and they've not had to isolate cuz of the school
I'm only doing my guesses, my child is too young for the vaccine so not in the position of having to decide[/quote]
On the one hand, I think people need to have choices. Their choices will depend in part on their circumstances. All of the above issues apply to us, so rob my DC will choose to go for Pfizer (but it's up to the DC).
I don't think you should or could insist that someone vehemently opposed to a vaccine should have a jab, but there might be consequences for example around holidays, outwith our government's control. For instance, we might eventually find that the US or EU countries are asking for people to have been vaccinated in order to travel.