The Coronavirus Act 2020 is Null and Void!

We are The People’s Brexit, a group of Solicitors, legal researchers and campaigners. We have been extensively researching the current legal situation since the illegal ‘lockdown’ deprived us all of our Democracy, Human Rights and Freedoms.

We have now established that The Coronavirus Act 2020 is null and void. There are many reasons for this, the main one being that S1(1) of the Act defines ‘coronavirus’ as being ‘covid-19’ or it’s other name ‘SARS Cov-2’. However, by virtue of the fact that it is not legally, medically or scientifically recognised as a disease or virus it cannot be legislated against, and this makes the whole Act null and void. 

The reason for this is that ‘covid-19’ has not been subjected to the 130 year  established legal, medical and scientific procedure that recognises if it is actually a disease or virus or not, which is known as the Koch Postulates. This involves purifying and isolating the ‘disease’ or ‘virus’ and proving that it actually causes the illness that it is claimed that it does.

The Government has acted Ultra Vires and against the Rule of Law. Further, there are a multitude of procedural and legal errors made when the Government enacted this legislation. Including enforcing the Act on 23rd March with the ‘lockdown’ before it actually became law with Royal Assent on 25th March. In addition, the Act facilitates misreporting of deaths from various illnesses that it is claimed are also suffering with ‘covid-19’ as doctors are told to just use guesswork as to cause of death. This has been happening since the 10th March, long before the Act became law and allows the ‘covid-19’ statistics to increase rapidly. There is no doubt the figures are being manipulated and any excess mortality is due to the terrible inhumane suffering, fear and neglect caused by the ‘lockdown’ itself. With lifesaving treatment cancelled and people too terrified to seek urgent medical help. 

Also, existing legislation should have been used for a Pandemic such as the Infectious Diseases Act 1984 and if this was not sufficient the Civil Contingencies Act 2004 should have been used. This would have protected our Human Rights, as s20 of the Act demanded, along with other requirements and protections under the Act including “due proportion”, Parliamentary scrutiny and a duration of only 30 days maximum. This is outlined in the Department of Health’s report ‘UK Influenza Pandemic Preparedness Strategy 2011’.

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