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Please sign and pass onto everyone you know. Petition Reason In achieving good health to avoid Covid 19 or other illness, we have the right to select from several practices and vaccination may not necessarily be included. Vaccination, and by extension, the passport may be described as non-compulsory but such is a misnomer when the Read More …
Section 21 HRR Act 2006 states; 21 Right to liberty and security of person (1) Every person has the right to liberty and security. (2) A person must not be subjected to arbitrary arrest or detention. (3) A person must not be deprived of his or her liberty except on grounds, and in accordance with procedures, established by law. (4) A person who Read More …
Please share this will family and Friends, they are QR codes you can share with Police, State Government and anyone trying to impose their will on you which is inconsistent with Commonwealth Law. Yes, State Officers are not aware of Commonwealth laws that protect you from their tyrannical requirements at the State level. Its time Read More …
Ministers and policy-makers need to consider fundamental questions around whether government should attempt to change behaviour. Traditional ways of changing behaviour, such as legislation, regulation, and incentives, can be very effective. MINDSPACE does not attempt to replace these methods. Rather, it extends and enhances them, adding new dimensions that reflect fundamental, but often neglected, influences Read More …
Disclaimer This material is provided general guidance only and is not to be relied upon as legal advice. What is the right to freedom of thought, conscience and religion or belief? All persons have the right to think freely, and to entertain ideas and hold positions based on conscientious or religious or other beliefs. Read More …
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
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 …
The principles of the Universal Declaration on Bioethics and Human Rights Article 3: Human dignity and human rights Human dignity, human rights and fundamental freedoms are to be fully respected. The interests and welfare of the individual should have priority over the sole interest of science or society. Article 4: Benefit and harm In Read More …
Under mainstream corporate law, their principal mandate is to pursue profit for their shareholders. Indeed, under most of the national laws under which they operate, if they deviate from that goal they may be punished, including by their shareholders. We should never confuse the economic rights of corporations (or of investors) for the rights of Read More …
