Tracey Hoolachan's Blog

  Below is my submission to PM & Cabinet's Response Inquiry lodged late on special circumstances. On Tuesday 12 Dec 2023 I was forced out of my home by Qld ambulance staff after 7pm at night.  I asked to see a Court Order or even the legislation they alleged existed enabling them to do their actions. I live alone, I am a wheely, I rarely drink  & have never done drugs. I live quietly not even having tuned in my tv. Against my will I was forcibly injected twice with psychotropic drugs by the ambulance officers & then I was admitted against my will to Toowoomba Base Hospital by a doctor whose only reason for admitting me was I was suffering "Delirium Cog Decline". No surprise considering the injections.  I used my time I was locked down to photograph the contents of the file at the bottom of my bed.   All of this done as a result of a false report that I was experiencing an emergency health event. Across 3 days I was subjected to a number of tests including an M

  1.    I think it is important that we start by considering the lawfulness of the entire process of digital identities & whether govt legislation already active related to digital technology has any constitutional basis at all. 2.       Black’s Law Dictionary defines “identity” as “Sameness; the fact that a subject, person, or thing before a court is the same as it is represented, claimed, or charged to be. See Burrill, Circ. Ev. 3S2, 453, 031, G44. In patent law.”   Like almost everyone in Australia my earliest identifying document is my birth certificate. Not everyone drives & needs a licence. Not everyone travels requiring a passport. We were though all born & most births are registered. We may gather additional documents, but lawfully before a Court we are the same person, but older than when our births were registered. We are a product of the parent(s) that registered, Christened & named us. The birth certificate remains the same through our entire life. Pas