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Health pass in shopping centers: the prefectural decree suspended in the Haut-Rhin

2021-08-28T10:18:14.534Z


The Strasbourg Administrative Court considers that it does not guarantee free access to essential goods.


The Strasbourg administrative court on Friday suspended the prefectural decree making the health pass compulsory in shopping centers, considering that it does not guarantee free access to essential goods, according to an order consulted by AFP.

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Seized in summary by a hypermarket, the administrative justice considered that “

the restrictive measures imposed by the prefect of Haut-Rhin apply in a general and absolute way to all the businesses located in the listed department stores and shopping centers. They do not provide for any development allowing to reserve access for people without a health pass to establishments selling essential goods within the confines of these stores and centers, in particular to food stores

”.

By this decree, taken in the face of an incidence rate exceeding 200 positive cases of Covid-19 per 100,000 inhabitants, the prefect of Haut-Rhin had made the presentation of the health pass compulsory in six shopping centers of more than 20,000 m2 as well as the Ikea store in Mulhouse.

An appeal against this court decision can be lodged within fifteen days.

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Tuesday, the administrative court of Versailles suspended for the same reasons the order of the prefect of Yvelines concerning the obligation of sanitary pass in fourteen department stores and shopping centers of the department.

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In early August, the government asked the prefects to impose the health pass for surfaces over 20,000 m2 in the departments where the incidence rate of the epidemic exceeds 200 per 100,000 inhabitants over a week.

Source: lefigaro

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