The German Football League clarified in the current vaccine debate that no proof of vaccination or surviving corona infection can be requested by the professionals.
A 2G proof in the medical-hygienic concept as a prerequisite for participation in the game and training operation, ie for the fundamental proprietary professional practice of the players, would equal to an association right vaccination obligation. Without the fact that there are legal provisions, on the basis of which employer s vaccine specifications Could make for your dealing, the DFL made clear on Tuesday.
3G for trainers and players
On the other hand, for players and coaches to play days in stadiums, the 3G rule - inlet for vaccinated, greeting and tested - applied and spectators should provide 2G proof at some locations, is due to the individual protection concepts of the clubs. These would have to pay attention to the requirements of the Corona Protection Ordinance applicable to you and approve your concepts as a rule from the local health authorities. It s about general infection protection and not for occupational safety, it said in the DFL statement.
For work, it is therefore relevant protective measures within the framework of the legally protected professional practice. With regard to viewers, it is about proportional health protection requirements in the exercise of leisure activities. Both specifications must be legally and actually being reconciled at a venue, says the DFL. Therefore, it could happen that the 3G rule applied for participating professionals in the spatial areas separable from the spatial areas, but a 2G access model is applied for viewers themselves.
Pushing rate with more than 90 percent
The vaccination rate among the professionals and coaches of the Bundesliga and 2nd league lies according to the DFL at more than 90 percent. The basis for this number is voluntary information of the clubs within a corresponding query of the DFL.
The DFL would not be information in relation to individual persons to the vaccine status or vaccine.
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