you do realize that your post is factually incorrect dont you
@ttwardit's not the Commonwealth Government that is responsible for the vaccine roll-outs, it's the state governments that have
durastriction to enforce lock-downs, and t's the states that are responsible for the Vaccine roll-out
but dont let the facts get in they way of your ideology
https://law.unimelb.edu.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0003/3473832/MF20-Web3-Aust-ATwomey-FINAL.pdfAt the State level, each State has its own public health legislation to deal with a pandemic. It also has emergency legislation to deal with emergencies, including a pandemic. The States have exercised their powers to impose lockdowns, prohibit mass gatherings, limit the movement of people, close down non-essential businesses, and close schools, libraries and public facilities. They also instituted public health measures, such as providing COVID-19 testing facilities, quarantining those afflicted with Page 2 of 6 COVID-19, instituting tracing and tracking procedures, issuing public health instructions regarding hygiene and safety, and in some cases requiring the use of masks in public.
https://www.health.gov.au/sites/def...11/australian-covid-19-vaccination-policy.pdfState and Territory Governments are each responsible for: • ensuring appropriately qualified and trained workforce to support delivery of its jurisdictional implementation plan, in collaboration with relevant peak bodies and training providers; • authorising, under State and Territory legislation, the selected workforce identified in the Commonwealth and State and Territory implementation plans to possess and administer COVID-19 vaccines; • identifying specific vaccination sites (including in external territories) in accordance with the Policy and in line with the Commonwealth implementation plan that meet or exceed the minimum requirements; and • ensuring that immunisation providers remain compliant at all times with their safety, ethical, and reporting obligations.
