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🚨 THREAD: As #Britain continues to mourn the loss of #QueenElizabeth II, the remaining provisions of the #CoronavirusAct are due to expire in #Scotland on 30th Sept & #England #Wales around the same time.

But some 'permanent provisions' may not expire as expected... (contd.) The Coronavirus Act (2020)
While three of the provisions & a part of the fourth (s.55b) were repealed, there's mention of provisions remaining 'necessary' to support 'pandemic recovery' & the Govt Living with COVID plan.
The 'permanent provision' of s.63 - 'power to make supplementary provisions' & it's permanent fixture by virtue of s.89 of the Act, raised our eyebrows πŸ‘€

'Retroactively' to our interpretation is the Govt saying that they don't want to let go of this particular power.
Are we looking at yet another six month extension of the CV Act (2020) until March 2023? It may appear so unless new primary legislation is or has been already produced to revoke the entire Act.

Either way this is something that the general public should *not* be happy about.
We encourage everyone to read the UK Govt bi-monthly report below in light of what's mentioned above. Another report is expected this month.

assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/upl…
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Jun 13
πŸ†” "With an ambition for the NHS App to be a one stop shop for health needs, the strategy commits to a target of 75% of the adult population to be registered to use the NHS App by March 2024."

A centralised digital wallet linked to facial biometrics.

gov.uk/government/new…
The Govt bold target of 75% of the adult UK population registered on the #NHS app, then there must be something else coming to help them drive those figures.

Just like the COVID Pass drove people towards 'jabbing for freedom', out of fear they couldn't travel.
Lest we forget that @NHSDigital won't publish their contract with @iProov citing 'security' reasons.

iProov are also on record stating "it could not disclose how long it holds facial data for" other than no longer than necessary under the contract.

theguardian.com/society/2021/s…
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May 22
Spurious claims by this organisation considering there's no case number by the complainant nor other documentation available.

This is the problem over the last few weeks. We've been so littered in misinformation to the point that the public doesn't know what's true/false...
1⃣ It was 'unsurprising' to the claimant that their filing for JR & was refused & subsequently their appeal.

But of course it would be due to the glaring obvious that their claim was about an issue not directly involving the British Govt.
2⃣ It is untrue that 11/12 US proposed ammendments to the IHR (2005) are 'off the table'.

According to the current #WHA75 plenary, the text for US ammendments could well be discussed, but that doesn't mean adoption of those ammendments either.
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May 13
This particular graphic has been circulating & widely used for some months. It's misinformative & requires further clarity:

1⃣ The US is one of 194 signatories to the IHR (2005), its biggest update since 1969. These regs *do not* 'override & supercede' the US Constitution...
2⃣ The US ammendments to the IHR concern greater collaboration & commucation in the event of a future PHEIC & detail nothing about allowing the WHO to bypass sovereignty.

Other nations can object or make reservations to these ammendments set out within Article 59-64 of the IHR.
3⃣ No vote will take place in #Geneva #Switzerland at the 75th WHA on IHR ammendments nor sign any Treaty into international law.

The Assembly are set to 'consider' these ammendments. There has to be time for other WHO nations to respond & make reservations.
Read 8 tweets
May 10
🧡 Interesting discussion. Some further clarification:

1⃣ No decision was made to supercede the Bill of Rights, Constitution or the sovereignty of any WHO member state.

2⃣ There's no uniform way of the WHO overriding members domestic legislation during a PHEIC.
3⃣ Francis correctly pointed out that the IHR is not codified within UK domestic legisation.

The WHO have IHR 'focal points' within each member state, i.e. to provide better comms with WHO & its members especially during a PHEIC - public health emergency of intl concern.
4⃣ We also agree with Francis that there's no need for a new Treaty.

If all WHO members upheld IHR treaty obligations over the past 2 years, incl. advice from WHO Emergency Committee, all we'd require within the next few years is a further strengthening of the IHR.
Read 5 tweets
May 4
🌍 15 years ago, the International Health Regulations (2005) came into effect after the SARS pandemic of 2002-2004, signed by some 194 nations.

This could have been interpreted then as the same power grab being speculated about today with the New Pandemic Treaty.

(contd.)
It's important amongst the speculation, fear, & clickbait articles being recycled that we understand exactly what we're dealing with & in what capacity, if any. *could* the WHO begin to override the sovereignty of parliamentary democracies.

(contd.)
We believe that there's been *some* degree of misdirection regarding the fear of this NPT.

As we've said before, over the past two years the majority of WHO members have effectively torn up guidance from the WHO Emergency Committee, IHR & other international instruments.
Read 4 tweets
Apr 15
🚨 We've already told you that multi-million £ contracts have been awarded for the continued maintenance & development of Test & Trace incl. the #NHS #COVID19 app.

But it gets worse. @NHSDigital are hiring for *permanent* #COVIDPass management ‡️

jobs.digital.nhs.uk/vacancies/1896…
πŸ›‚ The Govt removed their advice/guidance for the domestic #NHS #CovidPass on April 1st & that it would remain on the NHS app for a 'limited period'.

This is in stark contrast to the job opportunities from @NHSDigital

Now we know they don't want this going anywhere.
We maintain that it's naive for any individual or organisation to conclude that simply because the legal reqs to present an #NHS #CovidPass at certain events & venues were dropped, that it was finished.

Another wake up call for everyone that we're not done with this yet.
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