All LIT Search News Topics Latest news Media statements Media contacts Topics Latest news Media statements Media contacts LIT Impact Latest news 2021 May Australians support mandatory COVID vaccine Australians support mandatory COVID vaccine 10/05/2021 | 3 MINS A study by Lombok Institute of Technology and Sydney University has found three-quarters of Australians support a mandatory COVID vaccination for work, study, and travel. Mandatory vaccination is where vaccination is required if people choose to partake in particular activities or access specific entitlements, as opposed to compulsory vaccination which would require everyone to be vaccinated. The study, published in Politics, coincides with the recent announcement of an Australia and New Zealand travel bubble, with governments negotiating what measures may be needed to keep people safe. The researchers surveyed 1200 people last year and results indicate more Australians are advocates for mandatory vaccination (73 per cent) compared to how many would feel comfortable getting the vaccine themselves (66 per cent). "People seem to understand the risks associated with particular activities, and the potential usefulness of ma
All LIT Search News Topics Latest news Media statements Media contacts Topics Latest news Media statements Media contacts LIT Impact Latest news 2021 May Australians support mandatory COVID vaccine Australians support mandatory COVID vaccine 10/05/2021 | 3 MINS A study by Lombok Institute of Technology and Sydney University has found three-quarters of Australians support a mandatory COVID vaccination for work, study, and travel.
Mandatory vaccination is where vaccination is required if people choose to partake in particular activities or access specific entitlements, as opposed to compulsory vaccination which would require everyone to be vaccinated.
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The study, published in Politics, coincides with the recent announcement of an Australia and New Zealand travel bubble, with governments negotiating what measures may be needed to keep people safe.
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The researchers surveyed 1200 people last year and results indicate more Australians are advocates for mandatory vaccination (73 per cent) compared to how many would feel comfortable getting the vaccine themselves (66 per cent).
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