A plan proposed by the New Jersey government which requires full COVID-19 vaccination or a test for lawmakers, staff, and the public to enter the state capitol complex will limit public access to legislature, according to Republican lawmakers. A New Jersey government commission—comprising four legislative staff and four staff from the governor’s office—introduced a resolution requiring all persons who attend all gatherings and meetings in state capital buildings to show either proof of full vaccination against COVID-19 or the negative result of a COVID-19 PCR test performed within the last 72 hours. In addition, all individuals entering any New Jersey state capitol building must undergo a temperature check daily at the first entry, the resolution said. The proposal also introduced mask mandate in all capitol premises. The public will be allowed to enter the building only through designated entrances and the number of visitors in the Capitol during voting sessions …