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The government decided on Monday, December 27 not to introduce a New Year’s Eve curfew, or to postpone the start of the school year. Journalist Cyril Graziani details the executive’s choices.
Monday, December 27, “the government did not want to take measures that could have been unpopular”, such as the establishment of a curfew on New Year’s Eve on December 31 or the extension of school holidays, underlines journalist Cyril Graziani. “The executive is walking on eggshells”, he adds, and opts for equilibrist measures. “He does not want to rush the French 100 days before the presidential election”, analyzes the journalist from France Télévisions on the 19/20 set.
The vaccine pass was approved by the Council of Ministers on Monday, December 27. A first step in a process which should “go very quickly”, according to the journalist. “From Wednesday, December 29, the bill to transform the health pass into a vaccination pass will be examined by the National Assembly. The government hopes that the text will be adopted on January 15”, concludes Cyril Graziani.