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No, it doesn’t. This is about the right to medical privacy.
The client can choose to take the vaccine. He should not be entitled to know the trainer’s medical history.
Mandatory Vaccinations And Medical Exemptions
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No, it doesn’t. This is about the right to medical privacy.
The client can choose to take the vaccine. He should not be entitled to know the trainer’s medical history.
The requirement is not whether it is 'forced' it is whether consent to treatment is freely given. Coercion means it is not freely given. Saying you cannot work in your industry in which you have worked years in or in which you have a degree is a form of coercion at worst and forced at best.
Australia is subject to a whole body of restraint of trade law that says you cannot stop a person earning a living in their preferred trade. If you can't enforce it in a legal contract, how can the government say that "oh you can just get a different job if you don't want this", it's ridiculous.
But can you see then that in some situations an individual doesn't necessarily have the right to choose something that they may want to choose? I'm trying to work out why certain situations are OK for a "individual's right to choose" argument, while other situations are not. It therefore comes down to being an individual in a particular situation has a right to choose (the trainer) but other's in that same situation do not (the client).
I'm just pointing out that it's not as simple as "freedom of choice" because sometimes the option to choose isn't actually available to you.
Do you understand that law though?
oh c'mon Irene... actually not a bad song title there.
Can you clearly state your objections to covid vaccine or vaccines..... is that possible.
Id be genuinely interested Irene, c'mon
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Wheres the part where they are forcing you to have bodily Autonomy? I watched the announcement and I didnt hear the forced vaccination part. Did you have a link?
Yeah i do, i do a lot actually.
Refer to Victoria's own charter of human rights - available here https://www.humanrights.vic.gov.au/for-individuals/human-rights/ and take a look at:
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From ABC's own mouth as well
Do mandatory vaccinations violate human rights? - ABC Religion & Ethics
Earlier this month, the Victorian state government announced that everyone on the authorised worker list will be required to be vaccinated against COVID-19. All authorised workers who do not comply with the vaccination requirement will not be permitted to attend their place of employment, but...www.abc.net.au
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Wearing Safety boots to work makes me feet smell and it Infringes on my human rights, I want to wear sneakers
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Enough to use a quote Victorians human rights charter for something happening in WA
Surely it's not as clear cut as that?
There has been a lot of stuff you've posted that you have very limited knowledge and understanding of, I just wonder if you really grasp this law.
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They cared enough to class it as the most liveable city in the world for 7 years straight. Unfortunately the lockdowns have seen it drop to number 8 in the world.
I’d say it’s more like boeing making a brand new plane and you’re not allowed to just jump in and fly it without an induction.
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What’s your stand on dating , future love interests ?
Will that be your first question to them “Are you double vaxxed and boosters ?”
And for that matter any other human you are within close proximity ?
That wouldn't be my stance. Maybe it would be for others. I'm just trying to focus on the "freedom of choice" statement, but I can see that you're trying to push it into an area that makes it more comfortable for you to address. Make it ridiculous and then you can ridicule it, certainly makes it easier for you to think about, but it doesn't at all address the question being asked.
Is it not a fair question to ask why freedom of choice can sometimes apply to only some people and not others?
In the dating example... What about them asking "do you have an STI?". Is that a fair question in that situation?
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And there it is. You protest for your right to not get the vaccine, yet want to deny anyone else the right to make an informed decision about whether they want to use a health professional who is vaccinated or not.
Me me me, my choice and rights over everyone else.
And nary a word gets spoken about the poor psych patients forced to be injected monthly, sometimes fortnightly with medications.Refer to Victoria's own charter of human rights - available here https://www.humanrights.vic.gov.au/for-individuals/human-rights/ and take a look at:
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From ABC's own mouth as well
Do mandatory vaccinations violate human rights? - ABC Religion & Ethics
Earlier this month, the Victorian state government announced that everyone on the authorised worker list will be required to be vaccinated against COVID-19. All authorised workers who do not comply with the vaccination requirement will not be permitted to attend their place of employment, but...
Nor the HIV patients forced to take antivirals...
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I want to be drunk. Its my choice to put whatever I want in my body and noone has the right to ask or treat me any differently.
Next time I got to perform open heart surgery, I'm not washing my hands or wearing gloves. Its uncomfortable. And I don't want to use toilet paper, I prefer my hands.
My job already dictates alot of things that I either have to do or can't do
Have to wear the uniform they tell me
Have to wear steel cap boots
Can't smoke weed anymore on my days off because the drug tests that are taken can detect use from days or even weeks ago
Can't even really risk a big night on the turps before a shift as I have to have a 0.0 blood alcohol reading
Of course if I didn't want to wear the uniform and smoke weed every day, I could always quit - no one is forcing me
Have to wear the uniform they tell me
Have to wear steel cap boots
Can't smoke weed anymore on my days off because the drug tests that are taken can detect use from days or even weeks ago
Can't even really risk a big night on the turps before a shift as I have to have a 0.0 blood alcohol reading
Of course if I didn't want to wear the uniform and smoke weed every day, I could always quit - no one is forcing me
How about a HIV positive dentist having to declare that to not only their employer but also to their regulatory body?
How about the ADF refusing to allow HIV positive people to serve with them??
Surely they too have a right to medical privacy!
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Or the church being able to sack gay people upon finding out they're gay.
Needing to get the yellow fever vaccine to travel to some countries.
