The UK’s Finance Minister Rishi Sunak on Sunday said that a review into the idea of domestic vaccine passports will come to a conclusion in a few months’ time. When asked about vaccine passports on Sunday, Sunak said it may be a way to help with reopening parts of the economy. “Obviously it’s a complicated but potentially very relevant question for helping us reopen, particularly those parts of our country like mass events,” Sunak told The Andrew Marr Show on the BBC. “That’s what the committee and the review will do, is work through all of those questions and come to a view in a few months’ time,” he said. Prime Minister Boris Johnson said on Feb. 23 that he was going to order a review into the possibility of introducing a vaccine passport for domestic use, despite having ruled it out just a week before. “We haven’t had stuff like this …