Gordon
2024-08-01 00:11:08 UTC
https://www.health.govt.nz/system/files/documents/publications/interim_nz_pandemic_plan_v2.pdf
Head to page 122 and start reading
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"Mandatory measures are authorised by statute
Any action specified in this plan in relation to individuals, businesses
or other entities that includes the possibility of compulsory measures
being taken must be authorised by statute. The action is otherwise
likely to be unlawful and, in particular, might be contrary to the
New Zealand Bill of Rights Act 1990.
Mandated measures may include:
• requirements for people to be tested, screened or vaccinated (may include arrivals
to New Zealand)
• quarantining or isolating people (ie, supporting those potentially exposed and those
with the disease in a quarantine or treatment/isolation facility (or at home) or
prohibiting them from leaving a particular facility/home)
• restricting the movement of people into or out of an area
• restricting travel (within or out of New Zealand)
• imposing a duty to supply information for risk assessment or contact tracing (eg,
future travel plans or past travel history)
• requirements for people to undergo preventive treatment
• requirements for people not to go to work or other public places or to do so only
under certain conditions
• commandeering of resources (eg, land, buildings or vehicles).
Unquote
Does this seem like a repeat of 2020?
The second Royal Commission has not yet got started and yet we have all this
"bias" in place.
It does seem that we are deemed to repeat history. We all know how well the
pre 2019 plan was thrown away.
Head to page 122 and start reading
Quote
"Mandatory measures are authorised by statute
Any action specified in this plan in relation to individuals, businesses
or other entities that includes the possibility of compulsory measures
being taken must be authorised by statute. The action is otherwise
likely to be unlawful and, in particular, might be contrary to the
New Zealand Bill of Rights Act 1990.
Mandated measures may include:
• requirements for people to be tested, screened or vaccinated (may include arrivals
to New Zealand)
• quarantining or isolating people (ie, supporting those potentially exposed and those
with the disease in a quarantine or treatment/isolation facility (or at home) or
prohibiting them from leaving a particular facility/home)
• restricting the movement of people into or out of an area
• restricting travel (within or out of New Zealand)
• imposing a duty to supply information for risk assessment or contact tracing (eg,
future travel plans or past travel history)
• requirements for people to undergo preventive treatment
• requirements for people not to go to work or other public places or to do so only
under certain conditions
• commandeering of resources (eg, land, buildings or vehicles).
Unquote
Does this seem like a repeat of 2020?
The second Royal Commission has not yet got started and yet we have all this
"bias" in place.
It does seem that we are deemed to repeat history. We all know how well the
pre 2019 plan was thrown away.