Michael Carmody
"Commissioner of Taxation"
"Australian Taxation Office"
GPO Box 900
Civic Square ACT 2608
Dear Mr. Carmody,
I am in receipt of your demand that I comply with your requirement that
I enter into a binding contract with you, with respect to a recent Bill
voted on in our federal parliament, purporting to create a Goods and Services
Tax.
As a free citizen of a nation unconquered in war, and with its founding
Constitution perfectly intact, I would naturally expect you, as my lawfully
designated servant, to fully demonstrate to me that such a demand is consistent
with your delegated authority from the united Australian people through
their Queen, as provided for under the Australian Constitutional Contract
(i.e. Australian Constitution). As a free citizen, and a loyal subject
of the Crown, I have an obligation to require you, as a public servant,
to furnish me with the following evidence of your delegated authority to
act in this matter, together with convincing evidence that the contract
that you offer to me is of a lawful nature. In brief:
1. I naturally require certified photocopies of all documents required
to fully document your authority to act in this matter, each signed by
a person lawfully authorised to grant you such authority from the united
Australian people and in accord with the Australian Constitutional Contract.
2. I obviously require certified evidence that the Parliamentary Bill
(for the GST), upon which you rely for your present actions, was created
in full accordance with the Australian Constitutional Contract which fully
regulates your activities.
3. I certainly require a certified photocopy of the authorisation of
this Bill as an Act of Parliament by a Governor-General lawfully appointed
under our Constitutional Contract, one who has valid Letters Patent and
has demonstrated his knowledge of our laws and that he means to abide by
them (as required by Magna Carta 1215 Section 45).
4. I assuredly require certified evidence that the contract which you
demand that I sign with respect to the GST is in full accordance with the
terms of British/Australian Common Law.
In case these requirements in brief are not clear enough, I will now
expand upon them, requirement by requirement, so that you need not respond
in ignorance.
1. I require certified photocopies of all documents required to fully
document your authority to act in this matter, each signed by a person
lawfully authorised to grant you such authority under the Australian Constitutional
Contract.
I must see conclusive evidence that you have lawful authority to act
in this matter, authority delegated to you by the united Australian people
through their lawful Monarch, in full accordance with the Australian Constitutional
Contract between the people and their lawfully appointed Monarch. This
involves a paper trail (surely available in any duly accredited "quality
assurance" organisation), showing that:
A. You were duly authorised (in writing) to act in this matter of the
GST by a properly chosen and lawfully appointed Minister of the Crown,
as provided for in the Australian Constitutional Contract.
B. That the Minister of the Crown who authorised you to act was himself
lawfully chosen and appointed by a lawfully chosen and appointed Governor-General
who was in turn authorised to give that Ministerial authority by a lawfully
created Act of Parliament. Please supply a certified photocopy of the duly
signed documentation appointing and authorising the Minister of the Crown
to act on this matter.
C. That the Governor-General was lawfully chosen and appointed by the
Monarch by means of duly accredited Letters Patent, granting him delegated
authority to act in this matter. Please supply a certified photocopy of
his authorisation (i.e. his Letters Patent).
D. That the Monarch who chose and appointed the Governor-General did
so in full accordance with her Constitutional Contract with the united
Australian people, and has acted in full accord with her contract (e.g.
has not appointed a Governor-General who either does not know our laws,
or does not mean to keep them (as required by Magna Carta 1215 Section
45)).
2. I require certified evidence that the Parliamentary Bill (for the
GST), upon which you rely to provide the legal basis for your current actions,
was created in full accordance with the Australian Constitutional Contract.
I must see complete evidence that the Bill upon which authority that
you claim to act was passed in full conformity with the Australian Constitutional
Contract. This involves a paper trail (surely available in a duly accredited
"quality assurance" organisation), showing that:
A. There was a full quorum of lawfully sitting members voting at the
passing of the Bill for the GST in both houses of parliament. (I require
certified evidence of the numbers in both houses of parliament who voted
for and against this Bill, their full names, and, for each one, their constitutional
legal status that gave them authority to vote on this matter [see below])
B. That each person contributing to the quorum had been properly sworn
in, either by a lawfully appointed Governor General, or by a person duly
appointed by that lawfully appointed Governor-General. (i.e. I require
a certified photocopy of the duly signed Letters Patent for the Governor-General
in question. If the members of parliament were not sworn in by the Governor-General
himself, I also require a photocopy of a duly signed authorisation by him
for another person to swear in the members of parliament who voted for
the Bill. I also require certified evidence that the Governor-General who
approved the appointment of these members of parliament both knew the laws
of the land and meant to keep them, as required by Magna Carta 1215 Section
45)
C. That each and every person contributing to the quorum was not disbarred,
for any reason whatsoever, from holding his or her parliamentary seat.
For example
D. That the Bill for the GST is in conformity with both the Australian
Constitutional Contract and British/Australian Common Law. I particularly
require a simple and plausible explanation of why a Bill imposing a tax
on both goods and services is not in total conflict with Section 55 of
the Australian Constitutional Contract which specifies that valid laws
on taxation must deal with one subject of taxation only. Any reasonable
person would conclude that a Bill for taxes on both goods and on services,
is imposing two quite separate types of taxes in the one bill. I also naturally
require a simple and plausible explanation of why you, as a bailiff, are
not in breach of section 45 of the Magna Carta 1215, if you try to enforce
a Bill that clearly defies the Australian Constitutional Contract. Under
such circumstances, the King can not have appointed you, and you have no
lawful authority to act on this matter.
E. That the Governor-General who approved this Bill as an Act of Parliament
was lawfully appointed by the Monarch with duly accredited Letters Patent,
granting him delegated authority to act in this manner. Please supply a
certified photocopy of this authorisation (i.e. his Letters Patent as supplied
and signed by a lawful Monarch).
F. That the Monarch who appointed and retained the Governor-General
did so in full accordance with her Constitutional Contract with the Australian
people, and has not acted in breach of her own contract by retaining him
(e.g. he seemingly contravened Section 55 by signing the GST Bill as just
one instance in many).
3. I require a certified photocopy of the authorisation of this Bill
as an Act of Parliament by a Governor-General, lawfully appointed under
our Constitutional Contract, who has furthermore demonstrated his knowledge
of our laws and who means to abide by them (as required by Magna Carta
1215 Section 45).
I am sure that you are aware that, for a Governor-General to have lawful
authority to act in this matter under our Australian Constitutional Contract,
he must be duly appointed and authorised in writing by the Monarch to act
on her behalf in Australia. The Governor-General's authority from the Queen
is transmitted by means of Letters Patent, signed by Her Majesty herself.
I obviously require a duly certified photocopy of this document, signed
by her Majesty, and appointing this particular Governor-General, and specifying
the limits to the Royal Power that she has delegated to this particular
Governor-General to act on Her behalf in Australia.
I draw your attention to a booklet called "Australia's Constitution"
that is issued by the Attorney- General's Department through the Australian
Government Publishing Service. The "overview" given in this booklet indicates
that the Governor-General is currently appointed by a "Prime Minister"
whose office does not even appear in the Australian Constitutional Contract.
Even if it had, no Minister of the Crown can have authority over a Viceroy,
and still less over a Monarch and remain within the terms of the Australian
Constitutional Contract.
Perhaps this unconstitutional activity by Australian politicians, judges,
and bureaucrats, is why no valid Letters Patent exist for any Governor-General
or state Governor, since 1900? Without the authority granted by those Letters
Patent, in Australia no lawful Parliament can be formed, no lawful legislation
can be passed by Parliament or approved by a Viceroy, no judge may lawfully
be appointed, and no government bureaucrat can be lawfully appointed.
All officers of the Crown are empowered to act, only by means of the
delegated authority that we, the united Australian people, lent to the
Monarch whom we chose. According to section 45 of the Magna Charta 1215AD,
one of the contracts that binds our Monarch, the King says: "We will appoint
as justices, constables, sheriffs, or bailiffs only such as know the law
of the realm and mean to observe it well."
Since it is also a well established maxim of British Common Law that
"The King can do no wrong", if any officer of the Crown acts contrary to
the law of the land, (as most if not all can now be proven to have so acted)
then, by long established Law, the King could not have lawfully appointed
that officer of the Crown. So that officer's rulings are not legally valid,
and that officer must return to the public purse all moneys that he may
have received from it, plus appropriate interest. That officer's actions
in such matters can literally be taken to be forbidden by the still valid
Treason Act 1351 and to be subject to the significant penalties prescribed
therein.
4. I require certified evidence that the contract that you demand that
I sign with respect to the GST is in full accordance with British/Australian
Common Law
I would draw your attention to THE REQUIREMENTS FOR A VALID CONTRACT
as given in "Australian Mercantile Law" - Yorston and Fortesque. This text
book is typical of its type and defines the essentials of a valid contract
in the following terms.
A valid contract is an agreement made between two or more parties, whereby
legal rights and obligations are created which the law will enforce.
In order that rights may be acquired and obligations incurred under
a contract certain "essential elements" must be present or else the contemplated
contract will be invalid. The essential elements are:
1. The intention of the parties to create a legal relationship.
2. An offer by one party and its acceptance by the other.
3. Valuable consideration or execution under seal or (in some instances)
valuable consideration plus some written record.
4. Legal capacity of the parties to act.
5. A genuine consent by the parties.
6. Legality of the objects of the agreement.
7. Certainty of agreed conditions.
I quite naturally require an answer to the following concerns about
the lawful nature of your GST contract that you seek to impose upon me.
(i) If you demand a contract and I do not want one, in what way does
that meet the need for both parties to have an "intent to form a legal
relationship"?
(ii) If you have made the offer and I have no wish to accept it, how
does that meet the second requirement for a legally enforceable contract?
(iii) What valuable consideration would I receive if I agreed to your
contract that you demand that I sign? I can see none! I can see that you
wish me to UNLAWFULLY take from others their lawfully acquired assets (i.e.
demanding money with menaces), and that you demand my slave labour (i.e.
free of charge) to keep accounts for your planned theft of the assets of
my fellow Australians. How can such a contract be valid under the third
requirement for a legally binding contract?
(iv) It is necessary for both parties to a contract to have a legal
capacity to act. As an adult of sound mind, I certainly would be lawfully
entitled to enter into such a contract as you demand, if I were rash enough,
but from whence comes your lawful authority to act. Please show me a fully
documented paper trail, as described previously, showing that the legislation
that you are implementing is lawful, and that you have been lawfully granted
authority by the united people of Australia, through the monarch, to represent
the will of the united people of Australia on this matter. No such authority
exists!
(v) A legally enforceable contract requires a genuine consent by both
parties. The only way I would consent is in answer to unstoppable force,
and such consent is not a genuine consent, making the contract legally
unenforceable.
(vi) There must be legality of the objects of any agreed contract. The
objects of this contract are based on a law which contravenes the Australian
Constitutional Contract, was not voted upon by a quorum of parliamentarians
who were lawfully holding their seats, being disbarred on a number of grounds.
It was not approved and signed by a Governor-General appointed with genuine
Letters Patent signed by a lawful Monarch. It seeks to force me to commit
theft in depriving my fellow Australians of their assets (for your exclusive
benefit) and to force me into slave labour to keep records of these thefts
for you, while giving me absolutely nothing of value in return. Perhaps
you could explain how the objects of this contract are lawful?
Since your proposed contract is legally unenforceable if it fails to
meet any single one of the six separate requirements specified by law,
and it in fact fails to meet all six requirements, perhaps you, as a servant
of the people, could explain to me why I should make myself a party to
what appears to be a criminal conspiracy to subvert the lawful government
of Australia, as described in the Australian Constitutional Contract?
Perhaps you, as a servant of the people, would also care to explain
why you yourself have engaged in what has all the appearances of such a
conspiracy, especially given the sanctions traditionally imposed by law
upon persons engaging in such enterprises (see Treason Act 1351)?
You remain my humble servant,