From: me@warrenbolton.com
Sent: Friday, 31 August 2018 8:00 AM
To: 'attorney@ag.gov.au'
Subject: FW: Enforcement of Commonwealth Legislation
Attachments: Law Council 2008.pdf
Attention- Ministerial Correspondence Unit
Dear Anonymous
I respond to your advice of 30 August 2018 on behalf of the
Attorney General, informing me that in relation to my enquiry concerning the
enforcing of A New Tax System Goods and Services Act 1999 with reference
to its application to entities within the sovereign territory of other nation
states throughout the planet, that “the matter…. does not fall for within
the Attorney-General’s portfolio responsibilities”.
The matter may well not fall within the “portfolio
responsibilities” of the Attorney General but according to Ray Ross QC
President of the Law Council of Australia via his address to the International
Bar Association conference in Buenos Aires in 2008 (copy attached) this matter
most definitely, in his advice, sits squarely within the Australian Attorney
General’s ‘generals responsibilities’ given the special nature of the issue I
raised.
Australia has promulgated a law requiring compliance by entities
located outside Australia and from a practical position of Administration of
that law would requires a Commonwealth Department to compel, interrogate and if
necessary seize material from and even attempt prosecution, of entities located
outside Australia for the purposes of administrating/determining compliance
with that Australian law.
What I am seeking from the Attorney General is an explanation of
how this could legally occur and in the absence of how this can be supported by
the application of ‘law’ then how it was possible that this law could have
passed through Parliamentary Counsel?
I doubt if anyone would need any training in the matters of law
to possess an understanding that a sovereign power has no legal authority to
impose legal obligations on individuals or entities operating outside their
sovereign jurisdiction. This principle is known and well understood, even by
the United Nations.
What I am seeking from the Attorney General is an explanation as
to how it is possible that this law was allowed to pass through Parliament.
My Regards
Warren Bolton
Mobile Int.
614 293949 04
Aust.
04 293949 04
From: me@warrenbolton.com <me@warrenbolton.com>
Sent: Thursday, August 23, 2018 7:52 AM
To: 'attorney@ag.gov.au' <attorney@ag.gov.au>
Subject: FW: Enforcement of Commonwealth Legislation
Dear Sir
Last year I asked the question below. I was not accorded a response.
It was the practice of the previous AG not to respond to ALL correspondence.
I ask that you consider my request and make a response.
Thank
Warren Bolton
Mobile Int.
614 293949 04
Aust.
04 293949 04
From: Warren
Bolton <me@warrenbolton.com>
Sent: Wednesday, November 08, 2017 2:26 PM
To: 'attorney@ag.gov.au' <attorney@ag.gov.au>
Subject: Enforcement of Commonwealth Legislation
Dear Sir
Can you please tell me the process by which the Commonwealth of
Australia would take action, for a breach of the ‘A New Tax System
(Goods and Services Tax) Act 1999’ by a non-resident business located in
China (Say Tianya.cn) ; North Korea (Say AirKoryo.com); Russia (Say Yandex.com)
or Vietnam (Say Tinhte.vn).
Thank you
Warren Bolton
558 Mooloo Road
MOOLOO - PC 4570
Queensland Australia.
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