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Covid: the health pass extended to new categories

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Communication Department / Michael Alesi

Due to the worsening Covid-19 contamination rate, the Government announced on January 13 that new organisations would be concerned by the extension of the health pass.

Just a few days after the previous announcement of additional measures, the Government wants to intensify the extension of the health pass. It is up to the decision-makers of the entities concerned to determine which members of their staff will be affected.

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“Not all of the employees in these entities are affected. Only those who are involved in providing essential services to the population and citizens, ” explained Didier Gamerdinger, Minister of Health and Social Affairs.

The entities concerned from 17 January:

– Prince’s Palace

– Ministry of State

–  National Council

–  Department of Legal Affairs

–  Ministry Departments

–  Monaco Embassy in France

–  Town Hall

–  Monaco Cyber Security Agency

– Expenditure Control Authority

–  Prince’s Carabinieri Corps

–  Interministerial Delegation for Digital Transition

–  Department of Health Affairs

–  Department of Urban Amenities

–  Civil Aviation Authority

–  Government Communication Department

–  Police Department

–  Department of Maritime Affairs

–  Digital Platforms and Resources Department

–  Digital Services Department

–  Information Technologies Department

–  Department of Public Works

–  Department of Budget and Treasury

–  Public Buildings Maintenance Office

–  Public Car Parks Office

–  Public Treasury

–  Banks

–  Compagnie des Autobus de Monaco

–  Comptoir Pharmaceutique Méditerranéen

–  LTP Technologies

–  Monaco Digital

–  Monaco Telecom

–  Société d’Exploitation des Ports de Monaco

–  Société Monégasque d’Assainissement

–  Société Monégasque de l’Électricité et du Gaz

–  Société Monégasque des Eaux

–  Telis

–  Trafiparc