Green pass, new dpcm: downloadable on the website and also on the ‘Immuni’ and ‘Io’ apps

The ‘green pass’ can be ‘downloaded’ via the web, through the dedicated website, but also through the ‘Immuni’ and ‘Io’ app. This is what is foreseen by the draft of the new dpcm on the so-called ‘green certification’ developed by the Prime Minister, in concert with the departments of Health, Technological Innovation and the digital transition and Finance, in view of the next CDM. “The Covid-19 green certifications, as stated in the first paragraph of article 12 of the text,” are made available to interested parties through the following digital tools, in the manner defined in Annex E:
a) dedicated website, both through access with digital identity and with multi-factor authentication;
b) electronic health record;
c) Immune App;
d) App IO “. For certificates already issued by states or regions, a period of 6 weeks is foreseen for them to be made compatible with the EU model (member countries had asked for months, Parliament has pushed to shorten this period The Gateway, the EU IT platform that makes the Pass possible and that provides the digital keys that allow cross-border validity, has been operational since the beginning of the month and some countries have already started issuing certificates: so far over a million have been issued. If obtaining the Pass will be a right, its use may however vary to some extent from state to state. With these warnings, here are the details Who has been vaccinated with both doses (in the case of Astrazeneca, for example) are entitled to the ‘green pass’ , Pfizer and Moderna); those who tested negative for a molecular swab or a rapid antigenic carried out within 48 hours; those who recovered from Sars-Cov-2 infection and, following a negative swab, came out of Isolation. OK THOSE EU OR EXTRA EU WITH RECOGNIZED VACCINES The text consists of 20 articles and contains the legislation on the certificate that, starting from next July 1st, will help travelers within the EU who hold it to avoid being subjected to tests and / or quarantines when traveling within the Union, thus contributing to the gradual restoration of freedom of movement in Europe, effectively constrained by restrictions introduced by States for public health reasons. According to the law, the ‘Covid-19 green certifications’, also called Green Pass, issued “in accordance with the law in force in the Member States of the European Union are recognized as equivalent to those issued nationally, if they comply with the criteria defined with circular of the Ministry of Health “. From 1 July, when the regulation approved today comes into force, the Green Pass will be a right for all EU citizens who qualify: that is, for those who have been vaccinated, for those who have recovered from coronavirus and for those who undergo a test and is negative.