[Work Horse]

I'm old enough to remember the outcry when Victoria Australia was the first state in the western world to mandate the wearing of seatbelts in 1970.

All other states followed Victorias lead within 14 months, making Australia the most progressive country in the world with this vital and now obvious reform.

With hindsight the arguments against the use of seatbelts in the 1970's seem ridiculous by 2021 standards.

On the 1st of January 2016 the Victorian government introduced 'no jab no play' legislation.

The same legislation was introduced nationally within 2 years mandating children attending; childcare, kindergarten and school must show proof of vaccination against preventable diseases.

This reform increased the amount of children protected from preventable diseases.

In 2021 we still have outbreaks of preventable diseases that we could have eradicated from Australia if not for people who refuse to vaccinate their children.

Sorry I may have gone off topic...