Queensland police and police staff are being given a limited time to register for a potential share of any payout from Clive Palmer’s class action relating to COVID-19 vaccination mandates. Multiple reports say almost 19,000 officers and staff have 12 weeks to sign up to be included, indicating a deadline for eligible participants to lodge their registration. The coverage frames the action as seeking compensation tied to mandatory vaccination requirements. While the outlets note the registration period and the approximate number of Queensland police employees involved, they do not indicate the ultimate outcome of the litigation or whether compensation will be awarded. The reports focus on procedural timing, highlighting that people who want to participate must act within the set timeframe. The class action is described in connection with anti-vaxxer proceedings associated with Clive Palmer, and the registration process is presented as the key step for police employees who may seek benefits if the case succeeds.