The Australian government is preparing to pass a mandate that bans all unvaccinated people from entry to public venues up until December 1st, as a repeat of the segregation scheme that has been adopted by countries such as the United States.

However, questions began to swirl about whether or not businesses would be forced to impose the measures on customers, and NSW Police Commissioner Mick Fuller made it clear that he and his officers will not be on patrol to enforce the vaccine passport mandate.

However, he did say that they will be assisting restaurant and shop owners if they are refusing entry to someone.

NSW hit a full vaccination rate of 60.4 percent, edging closer to its 70 percent target that could trigger an easing of restrictions by October 11. Attention has quickly turned on how the orders will be enforced, or if it will fall on individual businesses to do so.