The law is the same for everyone.

Blarit wrote: ↑

Thu Jan 06, 2022 10:31 pm

The law is the same for everyone.

Here is a timeline of events;
02/01 Novak in Marbella practising and with family.
03/01 @TennisAustralia contacted Novak advising his medical exemption to play @AustralianOpen had been approved.
04/01 Issued with a 408 temporary activities visa..
told this visa treated anyone with a medical exemption the exact same as being double vaccinated).
04/01 Novak was allowed to board, Visa was accepted; started on a 23 hour flight from Spain to Australia with a short stopover in Dubai.
05/01 Landed in Melbourne Airport 2330

04/01 Issued with a 408 temporary activities visa..
told this visa treated anyone with a medical exemption the exact same as being double vaccinated).

Told by whom?

Liabatyd

Czech tennis player Renata Voracova has been detained by Australian Border Force officials and asked to leave the country.

A source familiar with the case said the Czech player entered Australia with a vaccine exemption on the basis she had been infected with COVID-19 in the last six months.
The 38-year-old, who has already played in a warm-up tournament, is being held in the same Melbourne inner-city hotel as Djokovic.

This is the smoking gun that proves Tennis Australia wrongly — and knowingly — told the world’s best tennis players, including Novak Djokovic, how they could play in the first grand slam of the year even though they knew the proper rules for players who were unvaccinated against Covid was not as clear cut.
An information sheet, obtained by News Corp, was emailed by Tennis Australia to the Association of Tennis Professionals (ATP) early last month, then passed on to the world’s top players.

The document shows that Tennis Australia informed players there was a two-step process to follow so they could play in the Australian Open without being vaccinated.


The advice included a clause where players needed to prove they had contracted the virus in the last six months — which is presumed to be the basis for Djokovic’s exemption, which was withdrawn when he arrived in Australia.

But the problem is that the information forwarded to the ATP and players was incorrect, and Tennis Australia had already been told that.

It's simple, if he was vaccinated he could play. Those who are stupid enough to refuse to be vaccinated don't deserve the same consideration as normal people!

bobwww wrote: ↑

Fri Jan 07, 2022 1:20 pm

It's simple, if he was vaccinated he could play. Those who are stupid enough to refuse to be vaccinated don't deserve the same consideration as normal people!

So Pierre and his daughter are not normal, what do we do with them ? We lock them up ?

No, but they should be denied access to public events or international travel.

Without expressing my opinion on the rules I do believe there is a (significant) difference between locking up people and deny them access/participation to locations or events because someone does not meet specific rules..

Liabatyd

He is not locked up. He can leave the country when he wants.