Problems with health legislation in Australia
This blog considers legislation before Queensland Parliaments (Part 1) before considering legislation before the Western Australian Parliament (Part 2). It finds significant difficulties and concludes that all legislation relating to COVID-19 currently before any parliament in Australia must be voted down to avoid loss of country, state and individual autonomy/ sovereignty. This conclusion is based upon the principle that coercive control of one entity by another, whether state, corporate or individual, does not advance the common good and is open to nefarious manipulation by external actors. ‘Common good’ that harms any/ many is not for the common good. [Note: The Queensland legislation may be voted on in the Queensland Parliament on 11 October. I suggest people throughout the state email the link to this blog to their local member (whatever their party) and make an appointment to go see them about it before then, to bring it to their attention, overviewing it for them and urgin...