https://www.smh.com.au/interactive/hub/media/tearout-excerpt/5039/Response-to-Tennis-Australia.pdf
ATAGI advises that past infection with SARS-CoV-2 is not a contraindication to vaccination. People with laboratory confirmation of past infection can start their vaccination course, or complete the second dose if they have already had a first dose prior to being infected by SARS-CoV-2, as soon as they have recovered from the symptomatic infection. The minimum interval requirement between the two doses must still be met.
ATAGI notes that natural immunity from past infection is recognised in several countries, however ATAGI also notes the challenge of confirming past infection and uncertainties of the duration of protection. While evidence suggests that past infection reduces the risk of reinfection for at least six months (and thus may be regarded as a temporary exemption for vaccination for a maximum of six months), ATAGI advises that two doses of a COVID-19 vaccine (or one dose of the Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine) according to a recommended schedule is required in order to be considered fully vaccinated.
In response to your specific questions, the implications of the above advice are as
follows:
• people who have previously had COVID-19 and not received a vaccine dose are not considered fully vaccinated.
• people who have had COVID-19 prior to receiving one vaccine dose are not
considered fully vaccinated (unless the vaccine was Johnson & Johnson, in which case they are considered fully vaccinated).
• people who have received one vaccine dose and subsequently contracted
COVID-19 are not considered fully vaccinated (unless the vaccine was Johnson & Johnson).
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