Covid-19: QR code scanning too difficult for businesses to enforce if mandated – EMA

Post author By New Zealand Blog News Service
Post date February 17, 2021

It will be too difficult for businesses to enforce scanning of QR codes if it was mandated, says the Employers and Manufacturers Association.

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