South Australia (SA) Liberal member of parliament (MP) Tony Pasin has welcomed the decision to scrap vaccine mandates for public sector employees in education and transport but is questioning what has changed to cause the State Co-ordinator to alter his position. In a statement released on Wednesday, Pasin said he raised concerns in federal parliament in October 2021 about the decision to mandate vaccines in those sectors. “At that time, I made it clear that I did not endorse mandatory vaccinations and that I did not support mandating vaccines by stealth, ” he said. “I agreed with compulsory vaccinations for those working with our most vulnerable, such as aged care workers, but noted that extending this principle to other vocations was a step too far as it impinged on the most basic of human rights.” Pasin then questioned what prompted the scrapping of the mandates and what evidence was relied …