Former Senators Rodney Culleton, Bob Day and Len Harris, having sworn under oath to serve and uphold the rights and privileges of all Australians under and through The Constitution of The Australian Commonwealth.
On Friday, July 12 at midday, at Federal Parliament in Canberra, former Senators Rodney Culleton and Len Harris personally served into the hand of the Clerk of the Senate, Richard Pye, a Notice of QUO WARRANTO.
“It is Mr Pye’s duty to record all documents served upon the Senate and to serve same on all 76 Senators,” Mr Harris said.
A Notice of ‘QUO WARRANTO’ is a writ or legal action requiring a person to show or provide under what warrant an office is held, claimed, or exercised, which is a formal legal notice requiring The Senate sitting as a Jury of 76 to show the authority and executive power under which they function, Mr Harris explained.
It is an Inquiry upon every Senator personally to provide Constitutional Fidelity to the Australian people that they were sworn in conforming with the Oath/Affirmation as set out in the Schedule of The Constitution of the Commonwealth of Australia. (Page 278 of Annotated Constitution of the Australian Commonwealth. [Quick and Garran])
This notice is specifically regarding the ‘Export Control Amendment (Ending Live Sheep Exports by Sea) Bill and asking the Federal Parliament to provide the power they rely upon to introduce laws which interfere with state trade under the UK Commonwealth of Australia Constitution Act 1900.
Section 51(1) Trade and Commerce with other countries, and among the States
Note 162- “Trade and Commerce”,
It has been held by the Privy Council that the power of the Canadian Parliament to regulate trade does not imply the power to prohibit trade (Att-Gen for Ontario v Att-Gen for Canada {1896} page 516 (Q&G)
Note 163- “With Other Countries and Among the States”
It therefor embraces inter-state trade and commerce, and foreign trade and commerce, but it cannot invade the domain occupied by the internal trade and commerce of a State. page 516 (Q&G)
The Constitution of the Australian Commonwealth does not afford power or Jurisdiction over land or its use to the Commonwealth as demonstrated by the Western Australia State Government in 1993 refusing to implement The Commonwealth Native Title Act 1993, and continued to legally issue Mining Leases for five years without addressing Native Title,
Note 33- “And all Laws”
‘What is not so granted to the Parliament of the Commonwealth is denied to it.’
Mr Harris said the senate must reply within 45 days of service.
For further information contact:
rod.culleton@greataustraliaparty.com.au