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QLD - Medical Choice Discrimination Survey

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Direct discrimination on the basis of an attribute happens if a person treats, or proposes to treat, a person with an attribute less favourably than another person without the attribute is or would be treated in circumstances that are the same or not materially different.

In relation to your medical choices surounding the Covid-19 vaccination, have you experienced direct discrimination?

Yes

Indirect discrimination on the basis of an attribute happens if a person imposes, or proposes to impose, a term—
(a) with which a person with an attribute does not or is not able to comply; and

(b) with which a higher proportion of people without the attribute comply or are able to comply; and

In relation to your medical choices surounding the Covid-19 vaccination, have you experienced indirect discrimination?

Yes

Systemic, structual or institutional discrimination:

a) includes legal rules, policies, practices, attitudes, or structures entrenched in organisations or broader community which are often seemingly neutral, but

b) create, perpetuate, or reinforce a pattern of relative disadvantages for some groups; and

c) can be the result of multiple barriers across multiple systems.

In relation to your medical choices surounding the Covid-19 vaccination, are you experiencing systemic, structural or institutional discrimination?

Yes

How intense is the discrimination you are experiencing?

Very Intense DiscriminationNo Discrimination

In relation to your medical choices surounding the Covid-19 vaccination, select any of the following that you believe is an attribute which is causing you to experience discrimination:

Political opinion

Spiritual/religious perspectives

Conscientious response to a public issue

Choices regarding bodily autonomy

None of the above

Please write in the box below any other attribute of discrimination you feel you are experiencing in relation to your medical choices:

In the Queensland Human Rights Bill 2019, every individual has recognition and equality before the law. That is:

(1) Every person has the right to recognition as a person before the law;

(2) Every person has the right to enjoy the person’s human rights without discrimination;

(3) Every person is equal before the law and is entitled to the equal protection of the law without discrimination; and

(4) Every person has the right to equal and effective protection against discrimination.

When thinking about your medical choices surrounding the Covid-19 vaccination, do you believe these principles have been upheld for you?

Yes

Which rights do you believe are NOT being upheld by being subject to discrimination as a result of your medical choices:
(Check all that apply)

Every person has the right to recognition as a person before the law

Every person has the right to enjoy the person's human rights without discrimination

Every person is equal before the law and is entitled to the equal protection of the law without discrimination

Every person has the right to equal and effective protection against discrimination

I do not feel discriminated against

Prior to this discrimination following your medical choice, in which of the following ways do you believe you have been discriminated against before?

I have not been discriminated against prior to the vaccination mandates

Sex, age, race, gender identity or sexuality

Relationship status

Pregnancy, breastfeeding, family responsibilities, or parental status

Impairment

Religious belief or activity

Political belief or activity

Trade union activity

Status as a legal sex worker

Would you classify the discrimination you are receiving as a result of your medical choices more intense and debilitating than any past discrimination (or lack thereof)?

More IntenseLess Intense

As a result of your medical choices, how has the discrimination you have experienced impacted your:

MENTAL HEALTH (No Impact or N/A = Neutral/Middle)