Governor Ralph Northam says there are no current plans to require obtaining a so-called vaccine passport for allowing those who are fully COVID-19 vaccinated to access locations within Virginia. The governor tells 8 News that he isn’t ruling out implementing such a requirement at some point. Proponents say having a passport would allow Virginia to more quickly reopen businesses and schools. The federal government is looking at requiring the passports from foreign travelers and is working to establish a certification standard for Americans.