"We are on the high seas on the issue of the Green Pass.
We are waiting for information to understand how to proceed. But if schools have to check the certificates of teachers and staff every day, we risk starting at noon".
Mario Rusconi, president of the National Association of Headmasters of Rome, says this to ANSA
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"There seems to be a tug-of-war between the Guarantor for privacy and the ministry - he adds - we hope a solution will be found soon. There are a few days left, we cannot remain in this impasse".
For Rusconi, "it is bureaucratic folly to insist on daily checks". "The school - he says - is made to train students. We cannot be united with hoteliers and restaurateurs. Otherwise the school will abdicate its role as a training institution". According to the president of the PNA in Rome, "the simplest thing would be to send the list of school staff with tax code and the region would give information on who has the Green pass or not". Alternatively, that "there was a one-time check".
"We hope to soon have indications for the start of the school year. There are very few days left. On the first of September there will be the teachers' colleges and the repair exams. I want to hope that we will receive communications by that date", says Rusconi. "If we have to check the Green Pass every day, skip the gear - he continues -. The Privacy Guarantor argues that schools can only check the data but not keep them or have a register. We hope an agreement will be found as soon as possible. principals with their hands in their hair because they don't know how ".