Notwithstanding the complete illegality of criminal and corrupt actors purporting to use the Queensland Mental Health Act 2016 against me, despite the obvious fraud and corruption involved, even according to that Act, the decisions to transport and detain me was completely illegal and even the very minimal provisions and (supposed) protections of that Act, were grossly ignored. Specifically:
I was (and am) clearly being exposed to a very extreme form of family violence. The labelling of my response to this a ‘mental illness is in clear contravention of Section 10(2)(c) of the Act.
I was (and am) clearly being subjected to multiple illegal failures to act, coercion and bullying by the police services (including the New South Wales Police Service, the Queensland Police Service and the Australia Federal Police). Corrupt actors within these organisations are clearly acting, and criminally failing to act, in accordance with the intentions of my corrupt family. This intention is to illegally traffic me into the mental health system so they are not held responsible for their multiple criminal actions. These corrupt actors are therefore perpetuating family violence by proxy. The labelling of any emotional response to this situation as a ‘mental illness’ instead of the Queensland Police Service taking actual action to help me is not only clearly ‘reactive abuse’ but highly illegal according to Section 10(2)(c) of the Act.
This situation was definitely exacerbated by the fact that I have been financially abused for a very long time and have been forced into a very vulnerable position. This is specifically not a ‘mental illness’ as covered by Section 10(2)(c) of the Act.
The fact that I know and am talking about the corrupt Human Traffickers within Queensland Health and the Queensland Police Service is also specifically not a ‘mental illness’ as covered by Section 10(2)(a) of the Act and Section 21 of the Queensland Human Rights Act 2019.
The Advanced Heath Directive preventing the involvement of any member of my family has been repeatedly ignored in contravention of Section 13 of the Act.
Capacity to consent includes the capacity to not consent according to Section 14 of the Act. I repeatedly, clearly, calmly and rationally displayed and expressed my non-consent*.* This was repeatedly and irrationally ignored. I refer to the weight of evidence in this regard. To be very clear, I do not consent to any involvement with the mental health system, the Queensland Police Service, the Queensland Ambulance Service, Queensland Health (or any of its sub-organisations and employees) or the Queensland Mental Health Review Tribunal and its employees and members or any other tribunal.
According to Section 26 of the Queensland Criminal Code, it is illegal to assume that someone is mentally ill. It was therefore illegal for employees of the Queensland Police Service to repeatedly refer me to Queensland Ambulance Service and Queensland Health and into the mental system despite the fact that I had:-
Repeatedly, rationally and calmly requested for this not to happen to multiple employees of the Queensland Police Service, the Queensland Ambulance Service and QLD Health;
Had a legitimate need for help from the Queensland Police Service and not mental health support.
The fact that employees of the Queensland Police Service repeatedly and illegally took this action, instead of offering to help stop the severe criminal harassment that I was (and continue) to experience, without any investigation whatsoever, and instead lied to me and bullied me, is illegal. My reaction to this was not a sign of mental illness. To say so is reactive abuse.
There is no way that not depriving me of my liberty would have resulted in ‘imminent serious harm to myself or others’ or the prevention of ‘serious mental or physical deterioration’ as required by Sections 12(c) and 504 of the Mental Health Act 2016. I had informed many people, whenever asked, that I had no intention of harming myself or anybody else. I am 48 years of age and have no history of harming myself or others.
Given that I was upset because of the very real events and abuse that was (and is) actually happening in my life, as evidenced by the abundance of evidence, illegally depriving me of my liberty and forcibly medicating me with harmful substances against my will had no chance whatsoever of being helpful in this situation.
The fact that negligent, reckless and corrupt people within the Queensland Police Service and are choosing to ignore the weight of evidence in this matter and instead slander my mental health does not make it true and does not give permission to employees of Queensland Health to do the same.
The Queensland Police Service employees were very clearly involved in creating the “emergency circumstances” which were then used as an excuse to deprive me of my liberty and human rights. Please see the Audio files and other evidence in this regard.
Contrary to Section 23 of the Mental Health Act 2016, none of the decisions in relation to the ‘treatment and (supposed) care’ of myself were made ‘in consultation with myself and my right to privacy’. There were often more than 4 people present in the room, when decisions were made, many of which I wasn’t introduced to. I was not fully informed of what was happening or clearly informed of what the names and side effects of the drugs that I was forced to be injected with or consumed were. It was made very clear to me that I had no rights whatsoever and that I would have to do exactly what I was told, regardless of my wishes.
I do not recall being appointed a Independent Patient Rights Adviser as per Section 25 of the Mental Health Act 2016.
According to Section 55 of the Mental Health Act 2016**,** I am to be given a copy of the treatment authority, if requested. I have verbally requested a copy of the treatment authority from both the Queensland Ambulance Service and the Queensland Police Service and still have not received any paperwork in relation to my illegal detention whatsoever. There is no requirement in the act that this request be in writing.
According to Section 178 of the Mental Health Act 2016, as well as according to the Public Health Act 2005 (QLD), a person is only to be detained for 6 hours, to be possibly extended to 12 hours. I was treated in an inhuman way, coerced and extorted and my reaction to this was then used to detain me for much longer.
Section 286 of the Mental Health Act 2016 requires any medical professional involved in the ‘care and treatment’ of a person involuntarily detained to “take reasonable steps to ensure the patient understands the information; tell, explain, or discuss the care and treatment in an appropriate way having regard to the person’s age and culture” This did not happen. The drugs that I was forced to consume were not explained to me, the effects and the side effects were not discussed. The medical professionals present operated in a completely insensitive and patronising manner as if I was a wayward child rather than a 48 year old woman who is capable of making my own decisions. It is completely intolerable that a person should be forced to take a propriety pharmaceutical products against my free will and consent at all, let alone without any explanation of the ingredients, effects and side effects whatsoever.