Evidence used to support ad stating that the injection is superior to natural immunity
Athina Andonatou made this Official Information request to Kris Faafoi
Kris Faafoi did not have the information requested.
From: Athina Andonatou
Dear Kris Faafoi,
Please provide all evidence used to support the current injection ad stating that the injection is superior to natural immunity for protecting one from covid when there are 81 peer reviewed studies indicating otherwise. I've attached the document that outlines the 81 peer reviewed studies for you to look over https://childrenshealthdefense.org/defen...
Please also provide information of what the cost of this ad is
Yours faithfully,
Athina Andonatou
From: K Faafoi (MIN)
Kris Faafoi
Kia ora,
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From: K Faafoi (MIN)
Kris Faafoi
Dear Athina
On behalf of Hon Kris Faafoi, Minister of Justice, Minister of
Immigration, and Minister for Broadcasting and Media I acknowledge receipt
of your email requesting information under Section 12 of the Official
Information Act 1982.
Your request was received in this Office on 18 May 2022 and will be
responded to under the provisions of the Official Information Act.
Yours sincerely
Office of Hon Kris Faafoi
Minister of Justice | Minister of Immigration | Minister for Broadcasting
and Media
Executive Wing | Private Bag 18041 | Parliament Buildings | Wellington
6160 | New Zealand
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From: Broadcasting
Kia ora Athina,
We are unsure of what advertisement you are referring to. Could you please provide further details (including where this was published) so that your query can be directed to the correct place. It should also be noted that information relating to advertisements about COVID-19 and vaccination are not the responsibility of the Office for the Minister for Broadcasting and Media. Instead these details would most likely be held by Health agencies. Therefore, if you could clarify which ad you are referring to, we can assist further.
Ngâ mihi nui
Catlin
Catlin Ward | Private Secretary – Broadcasting and Media
Office of Hon Kris Faafoi, Minister for Broadcasting and Media.
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From: Athina Andonatou
Dear Broadcasting,
It is an ad shown on TV3 on demand. As I'm unable to attach the link this is the gist of the ad verbatim "Even if you've had covid-19, getting vaccinations and boosters provide better protection than any immunity that comes after being infected with the virus......."
Yours sincerely,
Athina Andonatou
From: Broadcasting
Kia ora Athina,
Based on the information you provided, it is still not clear who the responsible agency is for this advertisement. There are several Government departments who may have created the advert you refer to. As noted, information relating to advertisements about COVID-19 and vaccination are not the responsibility of the Office for the Minister for Broadcasting and Media. Instead these details would most likely be held by Health agencies. However, we do not have sufficient information to transfer your request to an agency which is usually what would occur in these instances, based on the information below. You may wish to contact the below agencies to inquire further:
- Ministry of Health: [email address]
- Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet: [email address]
If you do have any further information on this request (perhaps a screenshot) then this Office, could assist further. However, at present we consider that we have responded to your request as best as possible. You have a right to make a complaint to the Office of the Ombudsman about this response.
Ngā mihi,
Catlin Ward | Private Secretary – Broadcasting and Media
Office of Hon Kris Faafoi, Minister for Broadcasting and Media.
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