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SO Where do we send these returnees when everything turns to Mud in WA FFS
Not 'ere.[bighmmm] I prefer to be surrounded by them, not in my State.
Can they not land at Forrest (excellent Airfield there) & by the time they walk back to Perth it's well past the Incubation Time.
Forrest Airport, Travelling Across Australia - Forrest Aiport
Sgd Selfish bastard.[wink11]
There's a large lonely airstrip out at Maralinga.........Quote:
Originally Posted by 4bee
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Tote
Great idea. We’d all be able to identify them as they glow in the dark ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Tote
The fed Gov has approved an intake of 525 Int Pax a week 75 a day into Perth , there were 2 flights from Singapore & Doha with 245 Pax today alone .
Back into our box for Melbourne for 6 weeks. Kids get another extra weeks holidays[thumbsupbig]. I hope other places staff a low or no cases. A mate of mine may be the 90 year old gent who died. Hoping I am wrong. He is 90 and goes to the gym just pinged as having a case[bigsad]
Coronavirus (COVID-19) restrictions Victoria
Sounds more sensible......Quote:
Originally Posted by Fatso
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Tote
Necessary YES, Sensible NO [bigwhistle]Quote:
Originally Posted by Tote
The Military should not be assisting with manning and monitoring border crossings, this is a police action that the military is not authorised to do within Australia unless using the old term 'Marshall Law" has been declared.
The Aid to Civil Power legislation allows the use of the military for humanitarian support, eg natural disasters, bushfires, cyclones, floods etc where they do not enforce laws as that is the role of police forces.
So at crossings if someone objects, if it is manned by military and they 'arrest' the offender then that is outside the powers of the military in normal peacetime without a declaration of Marshall Law.
By all means use the Military to support domestic authorities as has been done, but enforcement is outside the peacetime use of the Military.
The Aid to Civil Power is there for the reason - partly to prevent military intervention is domestic affairs.
I very much doubt the military are arresting anyone, on each checkpoint there will be civilian police to do so, if it becomes necessary.
Well what are they doing? I understood they are checking documentation and turning people back who do not meet requirements - so if they have someone belligerent they just let them go?