Order #1: Wake up

Individuals and entities failing to recognise the superior jurisdiction of “Crown: We The People” are warned. This includes Real Estate Agents, Police, Medical Staff, Judiciary, Utility companies, and the Director of Public Prosecutions. Belligerent occupiers face swift accountability in 2024, including job termination, asset freezing/liquidation, and public listing for treason, fraud, or slavery.

Verdict: Unanimous Yes

Order #2: Liberation from Debt Slavery

The document 001-022A LIBERATION FROM DEBT SLAVERY is authorised. It maps the fraudulent debtor system and protects users from the disconnection of essential services (water, gas, electricity). Utility providers disconnecting services face a $2,000 per day fine and immediate dismissal for slavery.

Verdict: Unanimous Yes

Order #3: Internet Access in Prisons

The failure to provide internet access in prisons is condemned as archaic, preventing self-education and legal remedy. The prison system is described as a “prison within a prison” where access to loved ones is limited and calls are monitored. Legal appeals are obstructed by a system that refuses to recognise alternate jurisdictions. Private judiciary cannot assign pleas against free will or claim jurisdiction over plant-based medicine.

Verdict: Unanimous Yes

Order #4: Flags

The Australian Government is a private corporation without authority to impose its legal system. The use of “Aboriginal” and Torres Strait Islander flags in courts and institutions is by presumption, not permission. Written permission from Elders is required for their use.

Verdict: Majority Yes

Order #5: Mental Health Act

The Mental Health Act is a legal fiction originating from 19th-century sanitary laws. Specific cases (Darrell Foote, Asha Dickson) are cited as evidence of human experimentation and forced pharmaceutical use. The Mental Health Tribunal is described as an inefficient “circus of fiction” that ignores non-consent. Forced incarceration incurs a penalty of $10,000 per day per offender.

Verdict: Unanimous Yes

Order #6: Mental Health Act continued

In the Darrell Foote case, SACAT failed to pass documents regarding liability for forced injections to team members. Failure to inform and cease actions incurs a penalty of $50,000 per event.

Verdict: Unanimous Yes

Order #7: Shire Rangers

Local Shire Rangers are forbidden from accessing private property or removing trees on firebreaks without resident consent. Existing firebreaks providing adequate access are deemed sufficient even if they do not meet exact shire measurements.

Verdict: Unanimous Yes

Order #8: Fluoride and Water

Fluoride, mRNA, and other contaminants are strictly forbidden in the water supply. Natural filtration systems must be added to homes. Penalties for polluting natural resources include $500,000 per offence or lifetime incarceration.

Verdict: Unanimous Yes

Order #9: Threats of Disconnection

Threatening to disconnect essential services causes fear and constitutes “menaces” under the Criminal Code Act 1995. Such threats are blackmail and slavery. The penalty is 3 years imprisonment.

Verdict: Unanimous Yes

Order #10: Telstra

The sale of Telstra, a Community Owned Public Asset, to private investors (e.g., Vanguard, BlackRock) is identified as theft. The “Australian Government” cannot sell what it does not own. “We The People” reserve the right to claw back resources and assets moved into the private sector via fraud. Complicit individuals are subject to prosecution.

Verdict: Unanimous Yes