Australia’s drug regulator is considering legal action against Federal MP Craig Kelly after his party, the United Australia Party (UAP), sent millions of text messages containing links to a website, which included data on adverse reactions to COVID-19 vaccines. It comes after Professor John Skerritt, deputy secretary of the Health Products Regulation Group at the Therapeutic Goods Association (TGA), warned that the UAP’s recent advertising campaign was misleading. The UAP’s messages stated: “Australian Government’s COVID-19 Vaccines Adverse Events Report. Click link uaptga.info. Authorised by Craig Kelly.” The link directed users to a website that included data from the TGA containing “adverse event notifications” related to the Pfizer and AstraZeneca vaccine. “The TGA is considering whether the use of the information, including the TGA logo, in this way potentially breaches both copyright legislation and the Criminal Code Act 1995,” the body said in a statement issued to NCA NewsWire. “The TGA …