Are You Eligible for a Vaxx Exemption…
By Reignite Democracy Australia
If you have ‘Acute major anxiety caused by the threat of a mandatory medical procedure’…you ARE eligible for a vaccine exemption.
You will need to book an appt with a doctor to get this signed and verified, then fax it (instructions on the form).
We are working on a database of doctors who can help. If you’re subscribed or follow us on our social media channels, you will get updated information.
This video explains it all
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20 Foods That Will Last Forever in Your Prepper Pantry/Food Shortages Get Ready Now
By Martin Midlife Misadventures
Hello, today we have 20 plus foods that will last forever in your prepper pantry, IF THEY ARE SEALED PROPERLY! With shortages on the rise, we have been searching for all the items that will last forever if we package then correctly and this is our list so far. I am sure there are more items that will last and as we find them, we will share them with you! We hope you are all continuing to stock up! Winter will be here before we know it and we need to be ready.
Template Letters That Will Help You Address As Many of These Issues As You Encounter Them
By Advocateme
We are very aware that many people are impacted daily through coercive tactics, and are forced to acquiesce to false directives or policies that go against the government guidelines, or one’s own rights.
So the purpose of this initiative is to provide you with template letters that will help you address as many of these issues as you encounter them, without the need for our assistance. This means your immediate concerns can be addressed while we continue with our campaigns.
We will be updating and adding to our library of templates, as the need arises.
What Does Fair Work Have To Say About Terminating an Employee for Failing To Comply With Vazzination Orders?
By Health Australia Party
What does Fair Work have to say about terminating an employee for failing to comply with vaccination orders?
https://coronavirus.fairwork.gov.au/…/covid-19…
Tessa Ford
I thought it was in the Australian constitution that no one can be force to have a medical procedure. It’s one of the questions you do when applying for citizenship.
David Bridson
Informed consent is required before accepting any medical procedure. It is a very important process, and any form of coercion, threats, punishment or punitive action is specifically prohibited. Collective action is likely required to be certain that no one is forced against their legal rights to submit to any medical procedure…
Heather Jones
They can’t mandate the vax, but they can make the majority believe it’s mandatory.
Christine Bauer
The word here is law and as I understand taking the vaccine or even the mandates aren’t law, they are directives.
Kendall Bird
Interesting that the ruling via ‘Fair’ work commission board today for the Kimber v Sapphire case today didn’t abide by those rules and they denied an appeal despite the fact the judge believed Kimber was unfairly dismissed.
So now they take it to federal court as clearly this system is corrupt.
Teresa Etie
This is one of the outcomes, not so easy to win unfortunately. They were refused to appeal & have to take it to another court.
Dianne Williams
Companies are making their own rules and thumbing their noses at the legislation. At my local Bowls Club I witnessed a receptionist brat demanding to see the ‘mask exemption’ document of a member who had come to spend money at the club. Even more astonishing is that there was no objection to this outrageous demand. A bit of a bloody kid behind a computer is suddenly a powerful figure.
Why the “Police Lockdown Powers” Are Unlawful
By Australian Criminal and Family Lawyer
Since 26 June 2021, New South Wales has been subject to the longest and harshest lockdown the State has experienced since the start of the Pandemic.
While the restrictions and conditions have increased substantially with time, surprisingly, so have the powers that have purportedly been given to the NSW Police Force.
Never before has the State of New South Wales, experienced such a large and unchecked increase in police powers. Unsurprisingly, many now referring to it as a “police state” with the Premier at the whims and desires of the Police Commissioner.
While some may not see the concern that such overarching police powers have, the reality is that such powers can and will be exploited, and often they are exploited against the most marginalised members of the community.
According to the latest Public Health Order, police have purportedly been given the power to:
The question however remains, are these powers lawful?
Our interpretation of the law is that many of the police powers under the current Public Health Order are unlawful and legally invalid.
We equally believe that many of the fines that have been issued by the NSW Police can be subject to challenge in court.
While this may all sound good, unlike many, we did not want to make bold assertions about the law without explaining the fundamental legal basis and logic behind why we have come to hold these views. We have therefore set out a detailed explanation of our interpretation of the law.
To be clear, this article is not intended as legal advice and we are not encouraging people to rely on this article as legal advice. This article is the opinion of the writer as to the interpretation of the law. This interpretation might not necessarily be accepted by a court, however, we think many of these issues require ventilation before a court.
As a final constraint to this article, we do not in any way recommend or encourage that people breach the Public Health Orders. The Orders are in place for the safety of the community. This article is not concerned with the validity or the necessity of those Orders. Covid-19 is a serious public health risk and should be considered as such.
This article is solely concerned with the validity of police powers under the Public Health Order and the implications that might arise if our interpretation of the law surrounding those powers is accepted.
To properly understand the legalities, it is important to first understand how the Public Health Orders work.
The Public Health Order is not an Act of Parliament, it is not legislation, nor is it a regulation. The Public Health Order is an instrument that is made by the Health Minister (Brad Hazzard) under the powers provided under Section 7 of the Public Health Act (The Act).
So, the starting point is to consider the scope of the power given to the Health Minister under the Public Health Act to make Orders.
Under Section 7 of the Public Health Act if the Minister considers on reasonable grounds that Covid-19 is a risk, or is likely to be a risk, to public health, the Minister can take such action and by order give such direction that the Minister considers necessary to deal with the risk and its possible consequences.
It is undisputable that the Minister has a wide power under Section 7 to make orders and give directions to deal with the public health risk. However, does that power also include enforcement power.
Our view is that it does not. We will explain why.
The starting point is to identify the legal source for the offence in order to then consider how it might be enforced.
Despite common misconception, the Health Minister does not have power to create offences. The offence is not contained in the Public Health Order itself. Rather, the offence is contained in Section 10 of the Public Health Act.
For relevant purposes, section 10 of the Public Health Act states that a person who is subject to a direction under Section 7 and fails to comply with the direction without a reasonable excuse is guilty of an offence.
Therefore, if a person fails to comply with the Public Health Order they are committing an offence under Section 10 of the Public Health Act. They are not committing an offence under the Public Health Order.
Part 8 of the Public Health Act is titled “Enforcement of Act”. That is that it contains all the sections enacted by Parliament that deal with Enforcement of the Public Health Act.
It is important at this stage to note that the offence provision, being Section 10 of the Act, is subject to these enforcement provisions. That is that Part 8 of the Act gives the powers to enable the enforcement of Section 10.
So, what are the actual enforcement powers under the Act?
Well interestingly, the only power given to the police under Part 8 to enforce the Act is under Section 112 of the Public Health Act.
The power in Section 112 allows a police officer to request that a person state their name and residential address if they suspect that the person has breached the Public Health Order.
It is important to highlight that section 112 uses the word state. There is nothing in Section 112 that requires a person to provide their identification documents to the police.
What is however most important to note is that Section 111 of the Public Health Act, which provides the power to request other information or documents from a person is not a power that has been given to the Police.
Under Section 111 an authorised officer may request information and documents from a person by giving them notice in writing. However, the definition of authorised officer in the Act does not include a police officer.
Unlike Section 112, where police officer has specifically been included into that power in the section, the same has not been done in Section 111. Clearly indicating that Parliament did not intent to give police the power to request documents or information.
Secondly, in regards to the power under Section 111 which allows an authorised officer to request information and documentation, such a request may only be made by notice in writing.
So to conclude, the only power that has been given to the police under the Public Health Act to enforce Section 10 (the offence provision of not complying with the Public Health Order) is Section 112, and that is the power to ask a person to state their name and address but only if the police officer suspects that the person has breached the Order.
The question to turn to now is whether the Minister can provide the police with additional powers that exceed the powers given to the police under the Public Health Act.
Our interpretation of the law suggests that the answer is no.
Section 32 of the Interpretation Act provides as follows:
(1) An instrument shall be construed as operating to the full extent of, but so as not to exceed, the power conferred by the Act under which it is made.
(2) If any provision of an instrument, or the application of any such provision to any person, subject-matter or circumstance, would, but for this section, be construed as being in excess of the power conferred by the Act under which it is made:
(a) it shall be a valid provision to the extent to which it is not in excess of that power, and
(b) the remainder of the instrument, and the application of the provision to other persons, subject-matters or circumstances, shall not be affected.
(3) This section applies to an instrument in addition to, and without limiting the effect of, any provision of the instrument or of the Act under which it is made.
The Public Health Order is an instrument that is made under the Public Health Act. Therefore, the enforcement powers given to the police under the Public Health Order cannot exceed the enforcement powers under the Public Health Act.
The only enforcement power given to the police under the Act is under Section 112 and that is to ask a person to state their name and address if they suspect that the person is in breach of the Public Health Order.
Accordingly, any enforcement power that is given to the police that exceeds the power under Section 112 in our view is unlawful and invalid.
Basically, any power that exceeds Section 112 is unlawful in our view. This includes the following powers purported to be given to the police under the Public Health Order:
1) The power to ask for a person’s name and address to determine if they are from a Local Government Area of Concern or if they are exercising outside of their relevant radius,
2) The power to ask a person for their medical documents including vaccination status, covid test results, and mask exemptions.
3) The power to ask a person for proof of their employment.
4) The power to request a person to go home.
There is nothing in the law that stops a police officer asking a person these questions. The question is what happens if a person does not comply with answering them.
There is nothing that a police officer can do compel a person to answer question outside of the power under Section 112. However, the police officer might then decide to fine the person.
Just because a police officer issues a person with a fine does not mean that the fine is valid. A person is entitled to challenge the fine at Court.
What is important to note that it at all times it is for the New South Wales Police to prove that a person is guilty of an offence. There is nothing in our reading of the Order that reverses the onus of proof so that a person must prove that they are not guilty.
Take for example a situation where a person refuses to provide a police officer with their vaccination status. The police officer fines that person for breaching Section 10.
The person elects to go to Court, it will be incumbent on the police to prove that the person was not vaccinated at the time. The police will need to place that evidence before the Court. In doing so, the police will not be able to rely on the powers given to them under the Order if they are deemed invalid.
In our view, it really is a house of cards for the prosecution. Yet it only get worse when considered in light of the right against self-incrimination and right to silence that we discuss below.
This is the most important aspect of the operation of the Public Health Order that needs to be understood.
The right against self-incrimination and the right to silence are the most fundamental common law rights that all Australians have.
This is not only recognised by a plethora of cases in Higher Courts, most important is the fact that it is recognised and protected in Part 8 (The Enforcement Part) of the Public Health Act.
The way that this works in the Public Health Act is as follows:
1) Section 114(2) of the Public Health Act removes a person’s right to silence if they are given a direction Part 8 of the Public Health Act. For our purposes such a direction will be under section 112 where a police officer asks a person for their name and address if they suspect that they have breached the Public Health Order. A person must provide this information once directed.
2) However, this removal of a persons right to silence is subject to the very stringent protections against self-incrimination in Section 114(3) of the Public Health Act which provides:
Any information furnished or answer given by a natural person in compliance with a direction under this Part is not admissible in evidence against the person in criminal proceedings (except proceedings for an offence under section 113(2)) if–
(a) the person objected at the time to doing so on the ground that it might incriminate the person, or
(b) the person was not warned on that occasion that the person may object to furnishing the information or giving the answer on the ground that it might incriminate the person.
Therefore, even in a circumstance where a police officer suspects that a person has breached the Order and requests their information, if the person objects to answering the question or if the police officer does not warn them that they can object to answering the question, then any information obtained from that person is inadmissible in criminal proceedings.
It is important to note that the section 114(3) is not discretionary in its terms, Section 114(3) states clearly that the evidence is inadmissible in criminal proceedings.
The effect of this is that it essentially makes most fines that have been issued by the police subject to possible legal challenge.
Essentially, the only enforceable fines under the Act are those where the police have investigated through other means, other than by questioning the person and gathered enough evidence to determine that the person is in breach of the Public Health Order. If that is the case, then the police officer can ask the person for their identity however this request can only be made for the purpose of issuing the person with a fine or court attendance notice and not to investigate or attempt to prove the offence against the person.
That is the inherent power under Section 99 of The Law (Enforcement Powers and Responsibilities) Act to request a person’s identity for the purpose of initiating proceeding against them. However, the High Court has made it clear that the powers in Section 99 cannot be used for investigative purposes.
To summarise how the Public Health Orders work:
1) Section 7 of the Public Health Act gives the Health Minister the power to make the Order.
2) The Health Minister issues an instrument pursuant to the power in Section 7 of the Public Health Act which contains the directions and orders.
3) Section 10 of the Public Health Act makes it a criminal offence not to comply with a direction that is made pursuant to an instrument under Section 7 of the Public Health Act.
4) Part 8 of the Public Health Act gives Powers for Enforcement of the Act (including enforcement of Section 10.
5) The only power given to police under Part 8 of the Act is under Section 112, and that is to ask a person to state his or her name and residential address if they suspect that the person is in breach of the Order.
6) However, under Section 114(3) if the person objects to providing their name and or address or they are not informed that they can object, then any answer that they give to the police is inadmissible in criminal proceedings.
You can elect to have your fine determined in Court where the Court will need to determine your matter according to law. The application of the law is not discretionary, and the Court must apply the law even if the end result does not align with the views of the decision maker.
We will do our best to maintain free telephone advice in respect of enquiries regarding the Lockdown Order. Depending on the circumstances, we may even offer to represent certain persons for free.
Our office will remain open during the coronavirus lockdown, this includes our 24 hour, 7 days a week free legal advice hotline.
Notice-of-Liability – Cov-19 Vaxxinations of School Children Age 12 Years and Over
By Staff Reporter
Dr. Reiner Fuellmich’s and Viviane Fischer’s German Coron@ Investigative Committee
By Staff Reporter
Dr. Reiner Fuellmich’s and Viviane Fischer’s German Corona Investigative Committee has an international Facebook page, which is currently used mainly for streaming the simultaneously interpreted English sessions. We will significantly expand the information offered there in the near future.
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Read the Evidence That the Government Doesn’t Want You To Know About
By Concerned Lawyers Network
Read the evidence that the Government doesn’t want you to know about.
Watch warning videos from doctors -it’s not a vaccine.
We are expected to participate in a large scale clinical trial for a gene experiment.
No human trials have been completed.
The clinical trial is on the population to finish in April 2023.
All animals in the animal trials labs died.
It’s not about your health- there is a world financial and social credit system agenda behind these controls over your liberty.
Crimes Against Humanity will need to be prosecuted.
Know your rights.
Tyranny stops when people resist it and stand up for their rights.
Research for yourself:
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Resources To Help Save Your Life
By Ticket To Freedom
Covid 19 Cure – Near Miraculous Early Treatment & Preventative – Ivermectin – Your Ticket to Freedom
Professor Sucharit Bhakdi Dire Warning Why the Covid-19 Vaccinated Are In Serious Danger – Long Term
Your Awakening – Covid19 Cure: Why They’re Hiding It Will Shock You! Irrefutable Proof
