Dystopia down under.

MELBOURNE, Australia (PNN) - November 6, 2021 - As if the dystopian hell Australians are dealing with wasn’t bad enough already, residents of the country’s second largest state are now at risk of losing the money in their bank accounts, their homes or other property, and even their driving privileges, if they do not pay their fines from breaking any of the tyrannical government’s unconstitutional draconian COVID rules in a timely manner.

Since at least September, Queensland Health has employed the services of the State’s Penalties Enforcement Register (SPER) to collect a total of 3046 unpaid fines totaling around $5.2 million, which includes 2755 separate individuals and businesses who were issued citations for not following the public health dictatorship’s unlawful orders during COVID lockdowns.

The extreme measures are expected to be implemented in other areas of the country, which could bring in close to $100 million in total. In New South Wales alone there are over $56 million in unpaid COVID fines that would be subject to collection.

Keep in mind, throughout the lengthy lockdowns a huge number of citizens were not permitted to work or make a living in any way. Residents of Queensland could not even leave their houses without being harassed by terrorist pig thug cops or military officials, and if they dared stray too far from their house, they were issued a ticket and a fine.

According to the latest data from Queensland Health, 18.4% of all fines are outstanding and would be subject to the extreme recovery options laid out above. Another 25% are also under investigation or pending and could potentially be sent into collections.

Just 56.4% of fines have been paid in full or are currently on a payment plan.

SPER was undertaking “active enforcement” on another 18.4% of fines, worth about $1 million, which a spokesman said, “may include garnishing bank accounts or wages, registering charges over property, or suspending driver licenses.”

The unpaid fines are not the only big-ticket that Queensland’s public health dictators are looking to cash in on. They are also looking to chase down 5.7 million in “significantly overdue invoices” from the government’s mandatory quarantine facilities.

Unbelievably, Not only are Australian travelers forced into mandatory quarantine centers for 2 weeks upon arrival, but they are also sent a bill for their stay totaling a few thousand dollars.

In order to collect these payments, Queensland Health went outside the usual channels, calling in private debt collectors to chase down the money on 2045 invoices for hotel quarantine.

The commission debt collectors will make from recovering the unpaid fines is not yet known.

There have been over 44,000 hotel quarantine stays that are not paid for as of right now. Only about 11% are considered eligible for collections, but many more are expected to default over the coming months.