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How we hope to hold people responsible for the hotel quarantine disaster: people, not just bureaucracies

29 November 2021

4:00 AM

29 November 2021

4:00 AM

 In late September this year efforts bore fruit to require WorkSafe Victoria to prosecute government agencies and individuals over the 2020 Victorian hotel quarantine disaster and 801 deaths. 

WorkSafe Victoria announced that it is prosecuting the Department of Health.  This prosecution demonstrates that the one-year-plus campaign by Self-Employed Australia  (SEA) was totally correct. Without that campaign the prosecution would almost certainly not be occurring. 

But WorkSafe claims it doesn’t need to do anything else.

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