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The Queensland Police Commissioner’s direction for all staff to be vaccinated or face suspension and possible dismissal will be tested in the Supreme Court. Key points: Seven QPS staff, including five serving police officers, are challenging the vaccine mandate They allege the Commissioner’s direction is a breach of anti-discrimination laws They are also seeking a Read More …
Kirby J states in Ruddock v Taylor (2005) 222 CLR 612 “Wrongful imprisonment is a tort of strict liability. Lack of fault, in the sense of absence of faith is irrelevant to the existence of the wrong. This is because the focus of this civil wrong is on the vindication of liberty and wrongdoing on Read More …
Research on the creation of a new State in Australia evidences conflicting views about the constitutional requirements for how an area presently forming part of an existing State could become a new State in the federation. The issue of the creation of new States is specifically dealt with in Chapter VI of the Constitution under four separate sections: Read More …
Does an indigenous right exist for self determination and therefore a right to choose or not to choose Vaccination? Does this Equal and inalienable Right exist for all within Queensland? HUMAN RIGHTS ACT 2019 – SECT Preamble— Preamble— In enacting this Act, the Parliament of Queensland recognises— 1 The Read More …
From: Mirani Electorate Office <Mirani@parliament.qld.gov.au> Date: 22 July 2021 at 10:01:04 am AESTSubject: RE: QR app enquirey Can you provide answers to the following questions: The Queensland government website in regards to using the check in process states: “This is a voluntary app” “your consent. By using or accessing Check In Qld, Read More …
Queensland’s Minister of Health, Yvett D’Ath, quietly tabled the latest Public Health and Other Legislation (Further Extension of Expiring Provisions) Amendment Bil 2021 on 16 June 2021, in the middle of Queensland’s Budget Sitting. The Bill extends Queensland’s Emergency Response Act measures a further seven months, from 30 September 2021 to 30 April 2022, with Read More …
In 1917, Ryan and the Labor party attempted to have the Council abolished by popular referendum. The campaign was ill-fated from its inception. Cabinet decided to hold the referendum on the same day as the Federal election, 5 May 1917. This apparently distracted many voters and government members from the Council abolition question as they became focused Read More …
How many Queens does Australia have? Not drama queens or the queens that frequent Kings Cross, but constitutional Queens? Is there just one ‘Queen of Australia’ or is there also a Queen of New South Wales and a Queen of Queensland? In 1974, Joh Bjelke-Petersen’s government sought to declare the Queen ‘Queen of Queensland’. In Read More …
EVIDENCE ACT 1977-1979 [Reprinted as at 31 May 1980] This Act binds the Crown not only in right of the State of Queensland but also, so far as the legislative power of Parliament permits, the Crown in all its other capacities. 63 pages. If you can spare a few dollars Read More …
This Act including every regulation hereunder shall be read and construed so as not to exceed the legislative power of the State to the intent that where any enactment hereof or provision of any regulation hereunder would but for this section have been construed as being in excess of that power it shall nevertheless be Read More …