On Tuesday, December 7, at a press conference, Deputy Minister of Health Waldemar Kraska he said, among other things, that from December 15, it will be changed to 30 percent. occupancy limit in sacred buildings.
To exceed the limit, the organizer must show that it verifies the covid certificates.
During the Thursday meeting with journalists, the KEP spokesman said that “the law does not provide for any possibility of verifying covid passports or any other certificates that could confirm the test taken”.
He pointed out that this issue does not only concern churches, but also trams, shopping malls and cinemas. – So far, there are no such legal instruments that would allow anyone to have such a verification – said the spokesman of the Polish Bishops’ Conference.
He noted that “if such regulations are introduced, then the Church in Poland will refer to it.”
– At the moment there are no such practical guidelines, so what remains is what has been in force until now – the use of honesty, prudence and common sense of all those who come to services or liturgies – pointed out the spokesman of the Polish Bishops’ Conference. – There are no legal tools to be able to verify anyone at this point – he added.
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