Katy Gallagher (ACT, Australian Labor Party, Minister for the Public Service) Share this | Hansard source

For a start, just to answer your question directly, we're not covering up anything. Secondly, on issues of births, live births, maternal deaths or deaths of babies, usually that data is reported, and it's reported at a state and territory level, so I'm sure that data does exist, if you are interested in it. Where there have been side effects from the vaccine, and there have been some—I'm sure many in this chamber got them—like headaches, feeling a bit tired and escalating into more serious conditions, they have been appropriately managed, and advised on by all of those experts. When there were some concerns about blood clotting and myocarditis in young men, I think in teenage boys particularly, those issues were addressed and were managed, including by providing advice to anyone who is a vaccination provider, to keep an eye out for any conditions like that. And you'll see from the data that the TGA— (Time expired)