Board of Health Suppresses Father’s Testimony About His Son’s Death Following Pfizer Shot Because It Disclosed Heath Information of Minor “Without Authorization” (VIDEO)

Gateway Pundit ^

[Tench_Coxe]

Toronto City Council’s Board of Health’s secretary suppressed the father’s testimony about the death of his son following the Pfizer shot because it allegedly “disclosed the personal health information of a minor without authorization.”

Toronto City Council’s Board of Health held a virtual hearing last January 17th to discuss the administration’s approach to Covid-19.

A grieving father, Dan Hartman, told the council that his 17-year-old son had died after receiving the experimental Pfizer shot. He was able to share his account of the death of his son.

[Tench_Coxe]

The parent volunteered this information. So what donotes "authorization"? I'm guessing that's code for "inconvenient facts".

[BenLurkin]

What kind of reprehensible person would silence a parent talking about the death of their child?

[Portcall24]

Reminds me of: Child kills parents and then pleads for mercy because he is an orphan.

[E. Pluribus Unum]

Death ends the privacy requirement.

[Grampa Dave]

This happen in TrueDope’s country, Canada.

[A Formerly Proud Canadian]

‘Freedom’ in True-dolt’s PRC (Politically Repressive Canada) is similar to Xi Jinping’s PRC (People’s Republic of China). Tyrants gotta be tyranical!

[Steve_Seattle]

So now a parent can’t talk about their child’s health? Does that also mean they can’t tell anyone that their children were vaccinated and are very happy about it?

[Rusty0604]

Evil.

[semimojo]

Death ends the privacy requirement.

Not in the US. HIPAA applies for 50 years after death.

[Chode]

the father can release any info he wants too...

[Valpal1]

HIPAA doesn’t apply to private individuals/parents.

[semimojo]

HIPAA doesn’t apply to private individuals/parents.

My point was the privacy requirements don’t end at death.

[RideForever]

My point was the privacy requirements don’t end at death.

You are correct. Here's the link link to hipaa

There may be an exception should a police report be filed against the healthcare provider for 'child abuse' resulting in death if no early treatment was started. But this was in Toronto, Canada. Different laws there.

[chaosagent]

Death ends the privacy requirement.

Not in the US. HIPAA applies for 50 years after death.

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But since his son was a minor, doesn’t the father get to decide what treatment he gets and what information to release about him?

[Pajamajan]

WTH?!

[semimojo]

But since his son was a minor, doesn’t the father get to decide what treatment he gets and what information to release about him?

I think that's right in the US but I don't know about Canada.