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The High court over more than 100 years has failed to reach a settled interpretation of section 92. The court has embarked on a fundamental reconsideration of the section. From narrow to wide interpretations, all have been unable to sustain the need for laws which correctly regulated interstate and intrastate Trade. Federation was bring a Read More …
On 29 October 1900, Queen Victoria signed two constitutional documents: Letters Patent constituting the Office of Governor-General, and Instructions to the Governor‑General. Some commentators writing at the time thought that the Letters Patent and the Instructions were superfluous, or even of doubtful legality. However, between 1902 and 1920, King Edward VII and King George V Read More …
Section 51(xxxvii), has always been questioned as to its true meaning. A State may refer one of its law making powers to the Commonwealth but so that the law shall extend only to the State who’s Parliament the matter was referred or those States which choose to adopt the law. Legislative powers of the Parliament. The Read More …
Can the States legislate to stop you crossing, independently the State Boundaries by exercising your personal right to do so guaranteed by the constitution? We then explore Cole v Whitfield in the journey of understanding of what section 92 brings to the individual HIGH COURT OF AUSTRALIA Latham C.J., Rich, Read More …
Is the new Covid-19 test dangerous? The test is self-administered, there is no doctor, nurse, or technician present. What could possibly go wrong, as millions of people perform the test on themselves? The document below references an undated FDA document titled, “BinaxNOWTM COVID-19 Antigen Self TEST.” The Binax test kit is manufactured by Abbott. Here Read More …
Constitution Act 1900. Covering Clause 2. The provisions of this Act referring to the Queen shall extend to Her Majesty’s heirs and successors in the sovereignty of the United Kingdom. The Annotated Constitution makes the following comments; Page 320 and 323, (relevant part only). HISTORICAL NOTE The clause as originally drawn Read More …
The Charter was passed by Parliament in July 2006. It reflects the government’s commitment to uphold the civil and political rights of Victorians and take those rights into consideration in decision making. The Charter acknowledges that rights are not absolute and can be reasonably limited. The mechanisms in the Charter provide an open and transparent way Read More …
Dead from the Vaccine? Here in Australia the Government compels you to engage in the Vaccine rollout scheme and if you die they pay you! Past schemes where Australians have died from Government schemes include the Rudd Governments home insulation program where a Royal Commission laid blame solely on the Government scheme and only after Read More …
Daily we hear from Government, Universities and experts how safe Covid-19 vaccination is. But what’s the word on the street? Minor adverse reactions all the way through to myocarditis and pericarditis. ATAGI say the benefits outweigh the risks, and even children 5 to 11 are soon to be approved for vaccination. This research document looks Read More …
