Order #1: Department of Communities

The Department of Communities is to be dismantled and overhauled following the suicide of a 10-year-old boy in state care. Perpetrators cannot hide behind corporate immunity. All employees are subject to immediate system audits for child welfare and accounting purposes. Failure to reply to accountability requests incurs fines of $50,000 (first deadline), $75,000 (second), and $100,000 plus immediate dismissal (third).

Verdict: Unanimous Yes

Order #2: Andrew Wallace

Andrew Wallace and associates are identified as a criminal cartel for seizing a $2.4 million property over an unproven $216,000 debt. This action relies on the fictional banking system. The individuals involved are on notice for trial by Jury. Damages are recommended at $100,000 to $200,000 per individual involved, payable via Public Liability Indemnity Insurance Policy.

Verdict: Unanimous Yes

Order #3: Accounting transparency – Prescribed Body Corporate

Prescribed Body Corporates (PBCs) within Native Title claims must maintain 100% transparent accounting. Clauses allowing “Reduced Disclosure Requirements” are rejected. Financial records must reflect a percentage portion allocated to Community projects (food and housing) and established royalty standards. Retrospective accounting may be required to disclose prior resource harvesting.

Verdict: Unanimous Yes

Order #4: PBC Template to be upgraded

The PBC template clause preventing distributions to members is deleted. It is redefined to mandate a percentage distribution to Community Projects.

Verdict: Unanimous Yes

Order #5: Wind Farm at Busselton

A decision is made regarding the Wind Farm at Busselton in the ocean.

Verdict: Unanimous Yes

Order #6: Darrell Foote

Dr. Rebecca Kurlinkus (Psychiatrist) is identified as a menace to the Community for enforcing forced injections on Darrell Foote at 200% of the recommended rate. She is terminated from employment. The Psychiatric industry is called before a Common Law Court for violations of the Nuremberg Code 1947, medical rape, and slavery.

Verdict: Unanimous Yes

Order #7: ANZ

ANZ is listed as a fraud for its conduct in the Andrew Wallace case (seizing $2.4m property for unproven $216k debt). This must be reported to the ASX. Damages of $50,000,000 are assigned to the CEO, CFO, and Executive Committee via insurance policies. Shares of liable parties are frozen.

Verdict: Unanimous Yes

Order #8: Peter Haughton

The financial institution involved in the Peter Haughton case is listed as a fraud. Haughton was jailed while assets worth millions (including two properties and a gold mine) were sold for an alleged $348,000 debt. Buyers are notified they purchased stolen property.

Verdict: Unanimous Yes

Order #9: Water Corp

Water Corp is issued three fines: $100,000 to the CEO for restricting access to resources, $50,000 to the CEO for failing to inform staff of liability, and $66,000 to the worker who restricted the water supply.

Verdict: Unanimous Yes

Order #10: International Law not Superior to Lawful Due Process

The precedent set by John Howard placing International Law above the Law of these Lands is rejected. The Law of Terra Australis is Superior to global laws (e.g., US, WHO, CDC).

Verdict: Unanimous Yes

Order #11: Food, toxins, industry

A review of suppliers, brands, and ownership for food, cleaning products, cosmetics, and fabrics is mandated. A new application will be created to provide data transparency, rating products to eliminate those that are toxic and harmful.

Verdict: Unanimous Yes

Order #12: US Brands

The influx of US brands and architecture (e.g., Taco Bell) is identified as swamping the landscape and moving funds offshore. A shift toward local supply, manufacturing, and blockchain technologies is mandated.

Verdict: Unanimous Yes

Order #13: Tribal grounds

Missions and Reservations are to be renamed with jurisdiction returned to the Sovereign. Police and Public Servants must meet Tribal Elders at a predetermined boundary. No weapons are permitted on the grounds, and Australian Government paperwork is rebutted as Null and Void.

Verdict: Unanimous Yes

Order #14: The Good Men begin

The “Good Men” support group is formally acknowledged to assist men during challenging times.

Verdict: Unanimous Yes

Order #15: Rent from Coles, Woolworths

Large conglomerates (Coles, Woolworths, Westfield) must provide transparency regarding their rent or mortgages. A percentage of revenue must be assigned to a Community bank account for projects, acknowledging the Sovereign as the true Landlord.

Verdict: Unanimous Yes

Order #16: Aged care facilities

Aged care facilities are not limited to pharmaceutical products. Natural and traditional health protocols (e.g., essential oils for wound care) must be reinstated. Staff training regarding wound management is to be corrected.

Verdict: Unanimous Yes

Order #17: Grow Fruit Trees

Community initiatives to grow fruit trees at the side of the road are authorized.

Verdict: Unanimous Yes

Order #18: Hospitals

Hospitals are forbidden from blocking service based on vaccination status.

Verdict: Unanimous Yes

Order #19: Oceans needing replenishing

The Commercial Fishing industry must increase hiatus periods to allow aquatic life to replenish (e.g., 3 months for crabs). Trawling close to shore and net methods are to be addressed.

Verdict: Majority Pass

Order #20: James Dargin

All documents from institutional Registers are called forward to identify parties that may have violated innocent individuals.

Verdict: Unanimous Yes

Order #21: Immigration

The immigration influx must stop until the housing shortage and pricing issues are corrected. Immigration must disclose all policies allowing the current mass influx.

Verdict: Majority Yes

Order #22: Indigenous People in jobs

Jobs designated for Indigenous people must be filled by Australian Indigenous individuals, not individuals from other countries.

Verdict: Unanimous Yes

Order #23: Accounts Dept Treasury

The Treasury Accounts Department is ordered to assist remote communities with expenses (e.g., water tanks). Payments are authorized via an “open checkbook” approach.

Verdict: Unanimous Yes

Order #24: Governor General

This Order was abandoned.

Verdict: Order Abandoned

Order #25: Trespass Notice

Trespass Notices may be displayed to prohibit entry by Energy companies, Police, and Public Servants.

Verdict: Unanimous Yes