High Court sets aside police and defence force vaccine mandate
Mandate was to ensure continuity of police and defence force, not prevent the spread of Covid-19.
The High Court at Wellington has upheld a challenge to a vaccine mandate covering police and defence force personnel, as it was found to not be a reasonable limit on their rights.
The mandate in question was introduced by the Minister for Workplace Relations and Safety in December 2021 and
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High Court sets aside police and defence force vaccine mandate
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