Same playbook ALL around the world - nothing dodgy going on - move along - move along....

https://www.adn.com/alaska-news/2021/10/10/coronavirus-qa-what-are-the-odds-of-winning-49k-in-alaskas-vaccine-drawing-should-i-get-a-booster-shot/

Perhaps natural immunity tests for COVID should be readily available?

We're researching this more. https://www.servicesaustralia.gov.au/individuals/topics/immunisation-medical-exemptions/40531

Interview with Craig Kelly and a United Australia Party update 7pm tonight! - https://www.reignitedemocracyaustralia.com.au/uap-update

What doesn’t count as a medical exemption:

You won't be able to get an exemption if your reason for not having a vaccine isn't valid.

These aren’t valid reasons:

- mild illness without fever—meaning your temperature is below 38.5ºC
- any family history of adverse events following immunisation
- history of convulsions
- treatment with antibiotics
- treatment with locally acting steroids, inhaled or low dose topical
- replacement corticosteroids
- asthma, eczema, atopy, hay fever or sniffles
- previous infection with the same pathogen
- prematurity, vaccination shouldn’t be postponed and can be given if the infant is medically stable
- history of neonatal jaundice
- low weight in an otherwise healthy child
- neurological conditions, including cerebral palsy and Down syndrome
- contact with an infectious disease
- child’s mother is pregnant
- child is being breastfed
- woman is breastfeeding
- recent or planned surgery.

What counts as a medical exemption:

The only reasons you might be able to get an exemption from having a vaccine are if you:

- had anaphylaxis after a previous dose of a vaccine
- had anaphylaxis after a dose of any component of a vaccine
- are significantly immunocompromised—for live vaccines only
- have natural immunity—for hepatitis B, measles, mumps, rubella and chickenpox only.

https://www.servicesaustralia.gov.au/individuals/topics/immunisation-medical-exemptions/40531