Removing mandatory quarantine in a government-approved hotel/facility for unvaccinated persons, eliminating the SafeKey program as well as ending promotions and gifts for vaccinated people were some of the recommendations given to Premier David Burt during yesterday’s protest on the Cabinet grounds.
Premier Burt receives the document and is booed by protestors:
Antonio Belvedere read out the list during the public demonstration held yesterday [June 29] at the Cabinet Building, receiving an enthusiastic response from the crowd.
Mr Belvedere said, “1. Suspend all new travel/entry regulations. Remove mandatory quarantine in a government-approved hotel/facility for unvaccinated persons
“2. End discriminatory practices within the community i.e policies that ask vaccination status:
- End the testing of only unvaccinated employees, occurring in hotels
- End promotions and gifts for vaccinated people only
- Revise Travel Authorizations to revert to the format used pre-May 2nd, 2021
“3. Cease and desist with the vaccination program for all children under the age of 18.
“4. Begin the process of ending PCR testing:
- Reduce number of times to test after travel
- Use suitable saliva, non-invasive tests, that individuals can purchase on their own
- End government-imposed interception through customs of persons who order at home tests
“5. Eliminate the SafeKey program as it is an invasion of privacy, exposing people’s personal and medical information unlawfully and it is a step toward Covid passports that we do not want.
“6. Focus on the management and treatment of the virus:
- Prioritize transparent reporting of adverse effects in the same manner the vaccination program has been promoted
- Acknowledge the presence of natural immunity
- Open the conversation about effective treatments for Covid
“7. Convene a diverse panel of key stakeholders from the community to assist with policy-making.”
Antonio Belvedere reads out the list of recommendations
