COVID-19 and the Law (Part 2)

09/15/21 • 42 min

In this episode, we welcome back Lawyer, Mark Ramsland to continue the conversation about Covid-19 and the Law. We cover questions such as how public health orders can be repealed if the queen has the constitutional power to avert emergency use powers, does the national cabinet have any legal powers, the impacts of suspending parliament, what freedom of association and freedom to assemble means, how can we trust the judicial system, freedom of information and so much more.

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COVID-19 and the Law

In this episode of Community Conversations Pietro speaks with Mark Ramsland a lawyer from Newcastle, NSW Australia about the impacts of mandatory vaccinations, vaccine passports, employment and how the law is applied. There is a lot to learn and we've only scratched the surface. We look forward to unpacking a range of scenarios as they relate to the pandemic in future episodes.

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Mark Latham - Advocating for others

It was our pleasure to host the Honourable Mark Latham, State Leader for Pauline Hanson's One Nation Party for the latest episode of Community Conversations with Pietro. In this episode, Mark speaks about his time away from politics and his re-entry back into the political arena, the turmoil of the Labor Party and the union movement, parental rights, religious freedom, vaccine passports and the top 3 priorities of the One Nation Party and much more. Community Conversations with Pietro is a podcast for those who have a heart for helping others and Mark Latham demonstrates his heart through his advocacy for everyday Australians and has done so for a long time across his personal and political life.