What is the Albo Government Hiding? By James Reed

 In response to questions from One Nation's Malcolm Roberts, about whether the Australian government is set to surrender its national sovereignty over health to the World Health Organization (WHO), the Health Minister responded: "The World Health Authority is exactly that. The World Health Organisation can give advice, but it has no legal mechanism to be able to enforce it upon us. As I've said, Australia has its own sovereignty in regards to making policy decisions around health for Australians and our border. I don't think I can be any clearer." But as Roberts points out, the WHO does have a compulsion power, by using the UN's powers over the SWIFT international payment system. This was recently used against Russia and Belarus.

Yet, beyond that the main compulsion power is that of moral conformity, where the WHO is elevated to the fountain of wisdom on health and medical matters. No woke Western nation, under the reign of Big Pharma will go against them.

https://www.malcolmrobertsqld.com.au/the-who-is-taking-two-shots-at-increasing-its-powers/

"There are currently two separate proposals being promoted by the WHO to increase their power. Firstly, the new Pandemic Agreement and secondly, changes to the WHO's 'operating manual', the International Health Regulations. As the latest version of these documents is not online, I asked the Health Department to provide them.

Given that New Zealand has already published the changes they will be supporting in the IHR Amendments, I asked why is the Australian government's position so secretive. Does this government take the position that these potentially sweeping changes to our health system are none of the public's business?

Of these two proposals being put to the WHO's member states, it's the IHR amendments that still contain clauses giving the WHO powers of compulsion — medical tyranny. Officials and the Minister failed to actually provide the position of the Government on these changes – where is the transparency and accountability promised by the Albanese government?

Here is the Minister's response – "The World Health Authority is exactly that. The World Health Organisation can give advice, but it has no legal mechanism to be able to enforce it upon us. As I've said, Australia has its own sovereignty in regards to making policy decisions around health for Australians and our border. I don't think I can be any clearer."

This ignores that the WHO does have a power to compel by using the UN's powers over the SWIFT international payment system, and has used those powers against Russia and Belarus recently. The answer is specious.

Let's hope the promise not to sign away Australian sovereignty is one promise this government keeps."