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The Australian Consumer Law provides protection for consumer relating to goods as well as services. Consumer guarantees products must meet The law automatically gives consumers rights when they buy goods and services from you. These are called consumer guarantees. There are 9 consumer guarantees that apply to any goods purchased from businesses in Queensland. Consumer Read More …
Vice Chancellor and President of the Queensland University Professor Deborah Terry has decided to suspend the requirement that all staff, students and most others must be fully vaccinated against COVID-19 to attend UQ locations. After a roll back of the Queensland State Government initiative to mandate booster shots the University has followed suit, it is Read More …
The office of Governor of Queensland fails to be constituted under Letter Patent, the direct line to exercise the Queens prerogative powers was severed in 1987 with the enactment of Act No. 73, Constitution (Office of Governor) Act 1987. If section 13 suspends the Letter Patent what constitutes the current office and what power and authority Read More …
The Australian Government confirms COVID-19 vaccination causes Myocarditis by providing a new Medicare scheme for Myocarditis associated with mRNA COVID-19 vaccination. State Governments are about to force you the parent to vaccinate your child, an example is the Queensland State Government will compel, when and if you fail to do so, by use of the Read More …
THE CREATION OF QUEENSLAND AS A SEPARATE COLONY Prior to separation in 1859, the area now known as Queensland was governed from Sydney as part of the colony of New South Wales. Three Imperial (British) Acts—the Australian Constitution Acts of 1842 and 1850 and the New South Wales Constitution Act 1855 – allowed for the Read More …
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 …