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Johnson: 'Vaccine certificates to be a feature of our lives'

Government
James Chapple
8 March 2021

Vaccine certificates are likely to be a feature of people’s lives in the future, prime minister Boris Johnson has said.

Johnson addressed the House of Commons during prime minister's questions on Wednesday (25 May) (Credit: gov.uk)

Johnson made the comments during a government coronavirus briefing on Monday afternoon (8 March), acknowledging the concept wouldn’t be new to some international travellers.


However, he said the government was still getting its head round how vaccine certification would work domestically, with a review being led by Michael Gove.


Taking questions from the public, Phoebe from Leeds asked the prime minister: "I’ve been hearing a lot about vaccine passports to allow British tourists to travel again.