The Archivist
19 October 2022 · 03:55 UTC

I've seen some updated Covid advice from schools, following the ending of isolation requirements. All I've…

I've seen some updated Covid advice from schools, following the ending of isolation requirements. All I've seen say that's the change they're making, i.e. no isolation. 'Attendance will be prioritised'. No indication of any WHS responsibility on their own part. /1 #covid19aus
Post 2 of 6 · 19 October 2022 · 03:55 UTC
Look at this rubbish from NSW: "All students, staff and visitors to school sites are strongly encouraged to wear a mask, particularly when indoors or when physical distancing is not possible." The ludicrous situation where there's a known significant health risk to staff and.../2
Post 3 of 6 · 19 October 2022 · 03:55 UTC
...students, but the best NSW Health can do is 'encourage' some action against it, because their political libertarian masters are offended by basic public health action. There has to be consequences for this deliberate infection of the entire community, and for the .../3
Post 4 of 6 · 19 October 2022 · 03:55 UTC
...political hijacking of centuries-old public health procedures. CHOs demoted so that populist Premiers can take control of public health, to ensure their own electoral success. A National Cabinet that trashed all of the principles of federalism,.../4
Post 5 of 6 · 19 October 2022 · 03:55 UTC
...has no agenda papers and functions as a decoupling mechanism between leaders and their State health departments. All of this outrageous corruption, every last bit of it, is driven by populism. By the focus on winning elections above any public duty. These ex-student.../5
Post 6 of 6 · 19 October 2022 · 03:55 UTC
...politician zealot-halfwits have hijacked our societies and use them as playthings in their pathetic ideological undergraduate debating games. While we continue to believe popularity is a test of competence, nothing can or will be done. /end

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