Hello everyone,

In 2022 I decide to put my hand up for the Senate in part due to what I saw as government overreach during the Covid era.

I never had a calling to become a senator, but I had enough of seeing the government of the day trash our beautiful country and act in a way which I thought was not only unscientific but also totally against everything that I stood for.

Ever since I set foot in that big house on the hill I have had one thing on my mind and that is to hold to account the people who put us through what is arguably the worst government overreach many of us have seen in our lives. 

I have been speaking in the Senate about a whole host of issues such as: 

• Digital ID 
• UN/WHO/WEF 
• The global warning agenda 
• Vaccine indemnity 
• Taxation 
• Energy 
• Family 
• Cost of living 
• Inflation 
• Free markets 

I have successfully sent to committee the Public Governance, Performance and Accountability Amendment (Vaccine Indemnity) Bill 2023 which essentially signals the end of indemnity for big pharmaceutical companies. 

Currently if a pharmaceutical company supplies a product that goes on to hurt or kill someone the company that made the product might not be responsible, as is the case for Covid-19 vaccines. 

Instead, they could potentially handball the compensation bill to the government (using taxpayer funds). 

Inquiry into excess deaths now open for submissions

Last week I scored another huge win in the Senate. I moved my 5th motion in two years on the topic of excess mortality and this time I was successful in securing the support of the majority of Senators. I have convinced the Senate to refer to the Community Affairs References Committee the issue of excess mortality in our nation. 

In 2022, we experienced our highest excess death rate since World War II and excess deaths have plagued our nation since 2021 and continue to this day. 

The Senate Inquiry process has begun and we are now accepting public submissions! We have just three and a half weeks until submissions close on 26 April. 

If you have a personal story, knowledge, or expertise in this space, please prepare a submission for the committee. If you know someone who should put in a submission, let them know about the inquiry and urge them to contribute. 

Submissions can be made via the committee website, in writing or via email. Your submission can remain confidential if you wish. 

Some tips for preparing your submission can be found HERE and if you are having any issues, please feel free to call our office on (03) 9070 1900.    

Thank you for your support. May this committee process give a voice to the family members of the deceased and deliver the answers that our nation so desperately needs. To put through a submission CLICK HERE.

Authorised by Senator R Babet | Senate, Parliament House, Canberra, ACT 2600