Australian Consumer Law, what are you rights?
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 …
Information Request to establish the Lawful Effect of the Parliament of Australia under the Queen of Australia.
The author of the below Freedom of Information Request sought to establish evidence from the Attorney Generals Office by requesting any instrument or information that demonstrates the Parliament of Australia as a legal entity and additionally any instrument that allows the Parliament of Australia under the Queen of Australia to have any lawful effect. The Read More …
Clearview AI facial recognition case highlights need for clarity on law
Privacy regulator finds company breached Australian law, raising more questions about emerging technology. Megan Richardson is a Professor of Law at Melbourne Law School and a Chief Investigator in the ARC Centre of Excellence for Automated Decision-Making and Society. Mark Andrejevic is Professor of Media Studies at Monash University and Chief Investigator at the ADM+S Centre’s Read More …
Facial recognition use found in breach of Australian privacy law
Australian privacy commissioner rules Clearview AI in breach of consumer privacy for facial recognition database and says multiple police forces are under investigation for employing the sensitive biometric database Facial recognition companies and brands endeavouring to use the technology have been put on notice by Australia’s privacy commissioner after two rulings determined such data collection Read More …
WORLD HEALTH ORGANISATION implementing of Digital Documentation for COVid-19 test certificates
Below is the WORLD HEALTH ORGANISATION implementing of Digital Documentation for COVid-19 test certificates. Within the pages we found the following, “Treatment requires respecting and protecting all persons equally and acting to ensure, as far as possible, no wrongful or unfair discrimination that may amount to a violation of human rights” and… TRANSPARENCY: Providing clear, Read More …
Statutory Interpretation – Mostly Common Sense?
Legislation is the predominant source of law applied by judges in the common law world today. This is because, even though the doctrine of precedent allows for the development of law by judges through cases, most areas of law are now set down in statutes, and cases primarily concerning their interpretation. The Honourable Justice John Middleton, Justice Read More …
Great Seal of the Commonwealth Replaced and Defaced.
In 1953 the Great Seal of the Commonwealth under Queen Elizabeth II was issued, this seal was for use in the Commonwealth of Australia and its Territories appertaining to the Crown. In 1973 the Great Seal of Australia under Queen Elizabeth the Second was issued, this seal was for use in Australia and its Territories in Read More …
COVID UPDATE: What is the truth?
Russell L. Blaylock, Retired Neurosurgeon, Theoretical Neuroscience Research, LLC, from Ridgeland, Mississippi, United States provides a well grounded overview of the Covid-19 pandemic of the past two and a half years on the National Library of Medicine. From the media to the key players and instigators of the pandemic this paper provides the facts and scrutinises Read More …
Man suspected of joining Islamic State wins High Court challenge against government decision to strip him of his citizenship
Another example in the High Court of the Executive Government acting beyond its powers in respect of Ministerial powers to strip Australians of their citizenship, the High Court ruled the Minister did not have the power to strip citizenship and this was the role of the court. A core provision of the federal government’s foreign Read More …
