Bill 66

[09 arctic cat m8]

Hey guys what’s all hiding in bill 66 I hear there’s some pretty bad chit in there

 

[snopro]

Hey guys what’s all hiding in bill 66 I hear there’s some pretty bad chit in there

Can you give us an overview? What bill is this?

 

[catalac]

What’s in it other than repealing Bill 10 mandatory vaccinations?

 

[The big greasy]

What’s in it other than repealing Bill 10 mandatory vaccinations?

Something is smelling fishy I've heard. Something about axeing bill10 mandatory vaccinations, but gives power and less runaround to government for the next pandemic..... Is what I watch on ctv.

hopefully someone has real insight on the new bill, but something isn't right.

 

[RXN]

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/edmo...vaccinations-repeals-bill-10-powers-1.5984531


Can someone dumb this down?
I read it, but i don't understand it.

 

[imdoo'n]

from what i see, bill 66 removes the power the ab government gave itself in bill 10 to enforce mandatory vaccines in a pandemic(no more mandatory vaccines)? and the government must immediately tell you when being detained for public health reasons, where they are taking you, and what they want to test you for before they can do them. also defines the qualifications a chief medical heath officer must have and must be reviewed every 10 yrs. they also cannot conscript citizens in a pandemic. i don't see much else from the info given from CBC.

what the cbc didn't mention

• Removing all sections in the Public Health Act that authorize a minister to modify legislation by order.
• Removing unnecessary powers to order mandatory immunization or conscription.
• Establishing that individuals must be immediately informed of the location if they are going to be detained.
• Establishing criteria that must be met before an individual can be treated or examined.
• Outlining how personal health information is collected or disclosed under the Public Health Act.
• Requiring orders that apply to the public or groups are published online.
• Requiring a periodic review of the Public Health Act every 10 years.
• Supporting a stepwise approach to escalating public health response.