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Exemptions When you can remove your mask A person may remove their mask if they are: eating or drinking communicating with another person who is deaf or hard of hearing at work and the nature of the work makes the wearing of a fitted face covering a risk to the person’s, or another persons’ health Read More …
The failure of NSW Police Force employees to meet the professional conduct standards established in these documents poses a significant risk for employees individually as well as the organisation. As an individual, misconduct demonstrates an inability to act ethically and undermines the capacity to perform effectively while putting ones professional future at risk. Misconduct also Read More …
MANDATORY REQUIREMENTS All employees, contractors, volunteers, students, researchers and persons undertaking or delivering training or education in NSW Health must abide by the Code of Conduct and the core values and principles that it promotes. Everyone working in NSW Health should expect to be treated, and must treat others, with respect, dignity and fairness. High Read More …
The DPP v Kaba appeal in the Supreme Court overturns magistrate Duncan Reynolds’ 2013 ruling that police do not have an “unfettered” right to randomly stop and check vehicles. Judge Bell, in the Victorian Supreme Court quashed the decision of Magistrate Reynolds ruling that he committed an error of law when he decided in June last year, Read More …
Lawful excuses or exceptions for not wearing a face mask A face mask is not required to be worn in some circumstances including for: Infants and children under the age of 12 years. Persons who have a physical or mental health illness or condition, or disability, which makes wearing a face covering unsuitable, including persons Read More …
In an appeal you ask the Full Court to set aside a decision made by a Family Court judge or Federal Circuit Court judge. An appeal is not a rehearing of the original dispute. Therefore, for your appeal to succeed you must convince the Full Court that the Family Court trial judge or Federal Circuit Read More …
Affidavit in support of application for attachment of earnings order Form 72B LL-VIC-MC-0004 Affidavit in support of enforcement Chapter II Form 3C LL-VIC-MC-0003 Affidavit in support of summons for commitment Chapter II Form 8A LL-VIC-MC-0005 Affidavit of documents Form 29B LL-VIC-MC-0006 Affidavit or Declaration of Service (generic) Form 6A LL-VIC-MC-166 Read More …
A freedom of information request made to Australia’s drug regulator has revealed they have never seen the extremely limited study data for the Pfizer / BioNTech vaccine despite giving it emergency approval and deeming it safe to be injected into the arms of Australians. The reason for the request was due to concern over Read More …
Although this Bill has great significance for the protection of all Australians due to medical conscription the basis for this Bill should be based on section 51(xxiiiA) of the Constitution in respect of being civilly conscripted to accept a medical service against ones will. The High Court has spoken on this subject in the Wong Read More …
So who is Janssen Cilag who have applied to distribute a new Covid 19 (alleged) vaccine? Johnson & Johnson of course. So what have J&J been up to that we can install our confidence to distribute a vaccine? A St Louis jury has awarded more than $6 billion ($US4.7 billion) in total damages to 22 Read More …
