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Leader of the House Christian Porter said the video option would be available to MPs who can satisfy Speaker Tony Smith they are unable to attend in person. They must be able to show the coronavirus pandemic had made it 'essentially impossible, unreasonably impracticable, or would give rise to an unreasonable risk for the member to physically attend'. Leader of the House Christian Porter said the video option would be available to MPs who can satisfy Speaker Tony Smith they are unable to attend Parliament House in person They will have to dial in on a secure line from a parliamentary or an electorate office and will be able to contribute to debates and ask questions during question time, with 15 minutes notice given to the chair. But all voting will be done in person by those who travel to Canberra and the remote members won't be able to second motions or move amendments to a motion or bill. A number of Labor frontbenchers will not be attending including Victorians Bill Shorten, Richard Marles, Mark Dreyfus and Clare O'Neil.
'The Government does not make vaccinations compulsory. We cannot force vaccinations on any Australian. Our goal is to ensure as comprehensive coverage as we possibly can, as we do with all critical vaccinations, ' he said. He did not, however, discount other ways of ensuring people do choose to get the vaccine. AstraZeneca's headquarters in Sydney on Wednesday (pictured) where the PM visited to announce an agreement with the company to provide the Oxford University vaccine to Australians if the candidate was successful The government is aiming for a 95 per cent take up rate to ensure herd immunity. Mr Morrison, who previously instituted a 'no jab, no play policy' form his time as minister for social services said Australians would be 'encouraged' to get the vaccine in other ways. The government had spoken of a certificate that could be issued to show if a person was vaccinated. Federal Health Minister Greg Hunt previously warned welfare payments could be suspended for those who refused the needle and they also could be refused entry at interstate or country borders.