Petition · past parliament
Vaccines that require legal indemnity for the government to give, must be banned
Rejected
10 signatures
What the petition asks
The public deserve the best risk to reward potential.
If a vaccine is able to help 1% of the population, but carries risks 1%+, that mean the manufacturer will not sell it without full protection against flaws, show it's risks outweigh it's benefits.
No legal indemnity, no seller protection.
If a vaccine is able to help 1% of the population, but carries risks 1%+, that mean the manufacturer will not sell it without full protection against flaws, show it's risks outweigh it's benefits.
No legal indemnity, no seller protection.
In 1958 Thalidomide, was a drug given to pregnant women in the UK to rid them of nausea.
The risk was unknown even with the available study data at that time.
Thalidomide later was found to cause birth defects, including malformations.
We must ensure no repeat cases occur, especially with vaccines.
Manufactures must be held accountable for all potential wrongdoings, the public deserve atleast their current level of health.
If a product is good to sell it cannot be sold with legal indemnity.
The risk was unknown even with the available study data at that time.
Thalidomide later was found to cause birth defects, including malformations.
We must ensure no repeat cases occur, especially with vaccines.
Manufactures must be held accountable for all potential wrongdoings, the public deserve atleast their current level of health.
If a product is good to sell it cannot be sold with legal indemnity.
Why it was rejected
There was already a petition about this issue. Duplicates are rejected so signatures collect in one place.
Timeline
| 9 Dec 2020 | Petition opened for signatures |
| 16 Dec 2020 | Rejected by the Petitions Committee |
Key facts
Signatures
10
Status
Rejected
Rejected
16 Dec 2020
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Source: the official petition page. Last checked 15 Jul 2026.