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Month: May 2021
COVID -19 Hotel Quarantine Inquiry Final Report and Recommendations
A $10 million inquiry has found that if a state government is going to operate a hotel quarantine program, they should do it with trained people who know what they are doing. Really? Anybody on the street could have come to the same conclusion. Victorians would be bitterly disappointed to learn that $195 million was spent Read More …
Victorian COVID 19 High Court Challenge. UPDATED.
Here are some thoughts for you if you are considering to refuse to pay the fine or have been arrested and are being taken to Court by the Victorian Police. (If the Magistrate asks you if you’re Guilty or Not Guilty, you should reply ‘Not Guilty’. It is then the requirement of the Prosecution to Read More …
A Queen is crowned
A lavish documentary film of Queen Elizabeth II’s Coronation in 1953. https://vimeo.com/97806414 29 page document of the Queens Coronation from the National Library of Australia
Code of Conduct and Ethics ~ Australian Police.
Reporting Corrupt Conduct Corruption is deliberate unlawful conduct. Some examples are the giving or taking of bribes, giving false evidence, falsifying documents, mistreatment of prisoners in custody and gross abuse of authority. Corrupt conduct is not about making honest mistakes which can be dealt with through good management practices at the local level. Read More …
Dan Andrews (Victoria) declares war on small business – ‘destroy em’ they say!
Yesterday the Victorian Labor government released its report into the ‘gig economy.’ The 228-page report should be read as a declaration of war against self-employed, small business people across Victoria, and Australia. This is so because a key recommendation calls for laws that would effectively make self-employment illegal. The recommendation (page 193 of the report) Read More …
1200 Studies to Vaccinate or Not to Vaccinate.
The Truth will Prevail.
CERTIORARI ~ ERRORS OF LAW ON THE FACE OF THE RECORD
Judicial review in the administrative law sense originated in the 17th century when various prerogative writs, so called because they issued in the name of the Crown, began to be issued against administrative bodies. These writs, such as certiorari, prohibition and mandamus originated in the 13th century, but were originally confined to review of the Read More …
~ NEW SOUTH WALES V COMMONWEALTH ~ ~ CORPORATIONS AND CONNECTIONS ~
This case note argues that despite the interprative width now accorded to s 51(xx) the Corporations Power, the underlying rationale is still dependent on the need to establish a ‘sufficient connection’ with the business of corporations in order for legislation relying on this head of power to be valid. 28 pages.
“Human Rights and Bioethics” ~ The Honourable Michael Kirby
The positivist view of English common law holds that human rights were basically the residue of liberty left over by enacted law and then concerned with civil and political rights. This view was reflected in the Magna Carta of 1215, the Bill of Rights of 1689 (GB) and the American Declaration of Independence of 1776. Read More …