Please note that there are two instruments that WHO is attempting to have ratified at the next World Health Assembly taking place from 27 May to 1 June 2024: the IHR amendments; and, the Pandemic Treaty, also referred to as the Pandemic Accord, Pandemic Agreement and WHO Convention Agreement +. Both instruments are intended to achieve the same aim.
Although there have been several drafts of the proposed Pandemic Treaty, there has been little official information released regarding the IHR amendments.
Bearing the above in mind, in the video below TalkTV's Julia Hartley-Brewer interviewed Professor Carl Heneghan on Tuesday about the World Health Organisation's latest draft IHR and its pandemic plans.
The government's response was: "To protect lives, the economy and future generations from future pandemics, the UK government supports a new legally binding instrument to strengthen pandemic prevention, preparedness and response." The Government did not consider a referendum necessary, appropriate, or in keeping with precedent for such an agreement to be ratified.
The latest revisions include additions and deletions that must be agreed upon before the final vote to approve them at the World Health Assembly in late May. It's taking the TTE office some time to process these regulations, but four interlocking definitions are of the utmost importance: early action alert, public health emergency of international concern, pandemic emergency and pandemic.
Who decides what social and economic disruptions are required to call a pandemic emergency? Perhaps if you've got no money left in the government piggy bank, that's enough to sound the Pandemic emergency siren.
As for economic disruption, the last pandemic has put us in a permanent state of debt that will take decades to overcome.
https://expose-news.com/2024/04/25/who-is-not-backing-down-on-its-pandemic-plans/
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