Prosecution of the Victoria Government Pending from It is Discernable®

Prosecution of the Victoria Government Pending

46 minutes Posted Oct 1, 2020 at 3:53 pm.

The risks of hotel quarantine were known from the beginning

Compulsory reporting for communicable diseases

ADF support rejected and private contractors used instead

COVID-19 Hotel Quarantine Inquiry (Coate Inquiry)

Contravention of the Occupational Health and Safety Act 2004

Victorian Government failed to provide a safe system of work

OHS Act triggered under section 130

Timelines required by the OHS Act

The letter that triggered the prosecution request

The largest OHS prosecution in the history of Australia

Worksafe investigative powers are supreme

Changing the OHS landscape

The best OHS Act in the world?

Ramifications of successful prosecution

Collective amnesia at the Coate Inquiry

Legitimacy of legal claim

Who is Self-Employed Australia?

Union official turned small business advocate

Union influence in hotel quarantine contracts

An explanation for Dan Andrew's decision making

Manslaughter laws

Government must be bound by the Rule of Law

How to support the fight against the Victorian Government

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The Covid-19 Hotel Quarantine Inquiry wrapped up this week with counsel assisting submitting that the Government's failures were responsible for 768 deaths and the entire second wave in Victoria. Ken Phillips from Self Employed Australia has triggered a prosecution request by writing to the OHS authority - WorkSafe - under section 130 of the Occupational Health and Safety Act 2004 (Vic).

They are now required by law to take action or detail reasons why they failed to take action, by late December 2020.

Ken asked me to conduct this interview so the true and balanced story could get out. It's a doozy.

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