QLD Public Health Act 2005 Part 7 A
Dear Queensland Department of Premier and Cabinet,
This request for information relates to the QLD Public Health Act 2005.
I first made this request to the QLD Department of Justice and Attorney Generals Office who referred me back to your Department.
The Quick and Garran Annotated Constitution of the Australian Commonwealth at sub section 132. '' Subject of the Queen.'' defines natural born subjects where it says - At common law everybody, who's birth happens within the allegiance of the Crown, is a natural-born subject. ''The character of a natural-born subject, anterior to any statutes, was incidental to birth only; whatever were the situations of his parents, the being born within the allegiance of the King constitutes a natural born subject.''
Constitution Act 1900.
Covering Clause 2.
The provisions of this Act referring to the Queen shall extend to Her Majesty’s heirs and successors in the sovereignty of the United Kingdom.
The following information is requested:
That you satisfy the presumption that the QLD Public Health Act 2005 Part 7 A particular powers for Covid 19 emergency, can be applied to a Subject of the Queen, as per the Queen and head of power listed in Covering Clause 2 of the Commonwealth Constitution, restricting freedom of movement of a subject.
It is requested that you provide evidence of a copy of an Act or Instrument under the Public Health Act 2005, that satisfies the presumption that binds a Subject of the Queen to the Public Health Act 2005, the Act.
I also request a copy of the document, instrument, referendum or source of power to create an Act of Parliament in the State of QLD, that can usurp a subject or citizens rights, denying them the RIGHT to do commerce and travel unobstructed by State regulations and restrictions or obstruct a subjects intercourse in an among the States under Sect 92 of the Constitution of the Australian Commonwealth.
I also request a copy of the document, instrument, referendum or source of power to validly create State emergency powers, or State Departmental emergency powers, that override the laws of the Constitution of the Australian Commonwealth?
It is requested the information be provided within 28 days of this request having been made.
I expect that your Department provide the documentary evidence related to the subject matter requested and to satisfy the presumption that the QLD Parliament has the authority to restrict the freedom of movement and or public gatherings, fine arrest or penalise a man or woman under the QLD Public Health Act 2005, when a man or woman resident in the State of QLD, is acting in their capacity as a subject of the Queen as defined at sub section 132 of The Quick and Garran Annotated Constitution of the Australian Commonwealth.
Yours faithfully,
Brett Wilson
Dear Mr Wilson,
I refer to your email below received by the Department of the Premier and
Cabinet, Right to Information and Privacy email address.
I note your email enquiry relates to the Queensland Public Health Act
2005, which is administered by the Minister for Health and Minister for
Ambulance Services, through Queensland Health. I have provided a link to
the Accessing Queensland Health Information webpage
[1]https://www.health.qld.gov.au/system-gov...,
including details for their Right to Information processes. As such, you
may wish to contact that agency.
The Right to Information Act 2009 (RTI Act) gives an applicant the right
to seek access to documents. I mention this because parts of your email
appears to be requesting information or answers to questions, rather than
seeking access to “documents”. As such, you may wish to frame any
application in terms seeking access to documents rather than posing
questions.
I also note that some of the documents to which you seek access may
already be publicly available through the Queensland Legislation webpage
here [2]https://www.legislation.qld.gov.au/
Making a Right to Information application
The RTI Act requires a valid application to be submitted on the approved
form and include the application fee of $50.80.
In your application form, please clearly indicate to which
Minister/Department you are applying.
Formal access applications may be lodged under the RTI Act and you may
wish to visit the Queensland Government website for details about how to
lodge an access application under the RTI Act, including details of the
relevant fees and charges.
The Queensland Government Right to Information and Privacy webpage is
located at the following link:
[3]http://www.rti.qld.gov.au/accessing-gove...
I have also attached a PDF version of the Information Access Application
form. This may be completed and sent to the relevant Queensland Government
agency.
Should you wish to lodge an application to: the Premier and Minister for
Trade; or to the Department of the Premier and Cabinet, please send your
completed application and any relevant application fees to:
By Post:
Manager, Right to Information and Privacy
Department of the Premier and Cabinet
PO Box 15185
CITY EAST QLD 4002
By email:
[4][email address]
I trust this information is of assistance to you.
Regards
Lucas Clarke
Manager, Right to Information and Privacy
Government Services
Department of the Premier and Cabinet
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P 07 3003 9230
Level 28, 1 William Street, Brisbane QLD 4000
PO Box 15185, City East, QLD 4002
Dear Lucas - DPC Right to Information,
I will resubmit the request i.e. re frame and clarify the request using the form you have supplied.
I will resubmit the form and attachments as soon as is possible.
Yours sincerely,
Brett Wilson