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Concerns regarding virus mutations

It has been suggested that although virus mutations are common a virus mutating to become more deadly is rare among the total possible mutations. Instead, virus mutations make the new variant less harmful or just as harmful. There is insufficient information provided in the report on this matter. Instead, the report indicates that every mutation is regarded as inherently more serious to justify a pandemic declaration.
 
The burden on the healthcare system
The fourth point of contention is the burden on the healthcare system, especially in relation to the unvaccinated. This is contradictory as Victoria has reached its 95% vaccination target signifying the healthcare system should not be inundated, especially when we relate this to the Premier’s strong assertion that the primary threat to the health system are the unvaccinated.

The report also confirms that there are approximately 339,000 Victorians who are eligible for vaccination but have not yet received either dose of vaccine. If this is correct, then such a small minority should not impact a functioning healthcare system and should not be used as evidence as to why a pandemic declaration must be implemented.  

Furthermore, the burden on the healthcare system of vaccine injuries should also be taken into account. The report fails to assess this issue in its entirety. This is likely because vaccine injuries weighs against the argument for vaccine mandates. In addition, safety data relating to the vaccine has been supressed by manufacturers. The report’s failure to adequately assess this entire subject creates an unacceptable conflict of interest.

Children as an under-vaccinated cohort
Lastly, the report places emphasis on children being the ‘under-vaccinated cohort’ as reason for a pandemic declaration to be in place. This is contradictory to evidence provided in the report that children are not vulnerable to the COVID-19 virus.  The report provides statistics which confirm that while a small percentage of children have been hospitalised, there are no fatalities. There should be no pressure to vaccinate children. The report repetitively indicates that vaccines are not wholly effective and concerns regarding adverse side effects have not been adequately addressed.

Conclusion

After 20 months (ongoing) of the harshest and longest restrictions globally and achieving the highest vaccine rates in the world, this report highlights the failures and inconsistencies of the Victorian Government instead of the absolute necessity for a pandemic declaration to be made