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✦ De Jure Commonwealth of Australia Electoral Roll ✦

The lawful Restoration of The Commonwealth of Australia has already been established through a clear progression of lawful acts.

It began in 2015 with the claiming and occupying of the Office of Accountable Authority for the non-corporate Commonwealth. The corporate system itself recognises this role in its Public Governance, Performance and Accountability Act 2013. Their own Act is an admission of the truth: that the Office of Accountable Authority of the non-corporate Commonwealth is legally separate (foreign) from their counterfeit corporate Commonwealth entities and its corporate “AUSTRALIAN CITIZENS.” As such, no corporate body or member thereof, can lawfully occupy any office of the De Jure Commonwealth, as the Corporate Political Society, which is what it is, is a foreign entity, only Nationals of The Commonwealth of Australia can occupy De Jure Constitutional Commonwealth Offices.

By claiming and occupying that Office, the true and de jure authority of The Commonwealth was reactivated. Up until this time, the Offices of the non-corporate Commonwealth had been abandoned by the political parties when they moved into corporate offices that hold no constitutional authority. Constitutional authority belongs to the People alone, who are the Creators of the Constitution. The act of reclaiming and occupying the Office marked the beginning of the lawful restoration of The Commonwealth.

From there, other steps have followed in proper order:

The creation of De Jure Commonwealth Offices;
The establishment and perfection of the Commonwealth Public Trust;
The Solemn League and Covenant of the People of the Commonwealth of Australia.

The Next Progression – Electoral Roll

The next progression in this restoration is the re-establishment of the De Jure Commonwealth of Australia Electoral Roll.

This Roll is essential to ensure that only Nationals of The Commonwealth are the ones who may lawfully elect the Parliament and Senate of The Commonwealth of Australia. Those who choose to remain as Corporate Citizens are not eligible to stand for election, nor to vote in it.

To safeguard the integrity of The Commonwealth, we must therefore maintain an Electoral Roll consisting only of those who have lawfully chosen to return to, and stand within, the autonomous community of The Commonwealth of Australia.

By enrolling, each man or woman:

Corrects their standing from an AUSTRALIAN CITIZEN of the corporate political society, back to a National of The Commonwealth of Australia within the Constitutional Autonomous Community;
Breaks the presumption of voluntary membership in the corporate system;
Has their allegiance lawfully witnessed, sealed, and recorded in the Commonwealth Office of Record;
Joins with their fellow Nationals in reclaiming the Offices of The Commonwealth with true authority, which under the Constitution belongs only to the People of The Commonwealth.

Every enrolment strengthens the De Jure Commonwealth, affirms the sovereignty of the People, and helps re-establish a system of governance that is lawful, accountable, and protective of the God-given natural law, and the Constitutional rights and freedoms of all Nationals — secured under our inherent English Common Law and Imperial Law.

Each enrolment breathes life back into the soul of The Commonwealth

⚖️ Declaration of Remedy

By enrolling, you are not only securing your own standing, but also taking part in the lawful, rightful, and peaceful reclaiming and restoration of The Commonwealth for future generations.

This is the only true remedy the People have to free themselves from the Roman corporate cult system which now controls every aspect of our lives — a system of slavery cloaked in deception, operating under the colour of law and authority, and enforced by fear, coercion, and corporate-controlled media with its shills and agents of influence, together with the indoctrination of our sons and daughters through the corrupted education system.

The People must understand that the system’s own motto is:
“We will lead every revolution against us.”

There are many who will tell you ninety percent of the truth (because it is already out there), but then slip in ten percent of deception to lead you onto the wrong path and keep you trapped within their system.

Their power thrives on conflict and division. What we are doing is unlike any other movement. We are not seeking to change or to destroy their political society. Every man and woman has freedom of choice as to which system they remain in. We are simply making the choice to return to The Commonwealth — peacefully and lawfully — to our autonomous community, where we are free from the psychopaths that run the corporate system.

⚖️ Maxim of Law – He who does not assert his rights has none.

⚔️ Free men free themselves, while slaves wait to be freed.

Commonwealth Election Roll Enrolment Form

⚖️ Why a Statutory Declaration is Required

Enrollment on the De Jure Commonwealth of Australia Electoral Roll must be made by Statutory Declaration. We cannot rely on corporate identification documents such as “Driver’s Licences,” “Passports,” or “Birth Certificates,” because these belong to the corporate system and carry presumptions of membership in their society.

Instead, we stand upon the Statutory Declarations Act 1911 (Imperial), which remains in full force and effect within The Commonwealth. That Act expressly provides that a Statutory Declaration is a lawful instrument by which a man or woman may prove their identity, facts, and standing, and it must be recognised by all Commonwealth and Government offices.

Furthermore, even the corporate administration (through the Public Governance, Performance and Accountability Act 2013) admits that it is merely administering the affairs of the non-corporate Commonwealth, and that the two are “legally separate.” This means that corporate bodies are bound to recognise Statutory Declarations made under the 1911 Act, as they are administering on behalf of the true Commonwealth.

Therefore:

Your enrolment must be declared by Statutory Declaration;
It must be witnessed and sealed by a Commonwealth Official (JP, Notary, Public Officer, etc.);
Once recorded, it stands as lawful proof of your status as a National of The Commonwealth of Australia.

This process ensures that your standing is established in law, free from corporate presumptions, and binding upon all administrators of The Commonwealth.

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More Information about the Lawful, Rightful and Peaceful Restoration Of The Commonwealth of Australia

Reclaiming The Commonwealth:

Since 2015, Commonwealth Custodians have been working to lawfully reclaim the rightful Offices of The Commonwealth of Australia — rightfully, lawfully, and peacefully. This process began with securing the Office of the Accountable Authority for the Non-Corporate Commonwealth of Australia, as recognised under the Public Governance, Performance and Accountability Act 2013. This is an Office that can only be claimed and lawfully occupied by a National of The Commonwealth of Australia who holds a natural-born allegiance — and a sworn allegiance — to both The Commonwealth and the Crown. (Expanded – Read More)

Public Governance Performance and Accountability Act 2013 - Explained

Understanding the PGPA Act and Its Significance

The Public Governance, Performance and Accountability Act 2013 (PGPA Act) is a key piece of Commonwealth legislation that regulates the proper use and management of public resources. While most people have never heard of it, it quietly confirms an important truth — that the Non-Corporate Commonwealth of Australia still exists as the lawful and original Commonwealth, and that the corporate structures operating today are merely administrative bodies managing resources on its behalf.

1. What the PGPA Act does
The PGPA Act sets out rules for how Commonwealth entities are to be governed, how money is to be handled, and how public officials must account for their actions. It covers both:
- Non-Corporate Commonwealth Entities (NCEs) — which are legally part of the Commonwealth itself; and
- Corporate Commonwealth Entities (CCEs) — which are separate legal bodies created by statute to perform certain functions.
This distinction is critical. Non-corporate entities are the Commonwealth proper — they are not separate legal “companies” or bodies, and they operate under the direct authority of the Constitution.

2. Why this matters for the Accountable Authority (AA)
Under the PGPA Act, every Commonwealth entity — corporate or non-corporate — must have an Accountable Authority. For a non-corporate entity, the AA is responsible for:
- Ensuring the entity uses resources properly (legally, efficiently, effectively, and ethically).
- Complying with all applicable laws, including the Constitution.
- Managing all Commonwealth money under that entity’s control.
In the case of the Non-Corporate Commonwealth of Australia itself, the AA is effectively the steward of the original constitutional Commonwealth — a role that can only be held by someone with natural-born and sworn allegiance to The Commonwealth and the Crown.

3. Access to the Consolidated Revenue Fund (CRF) and Special Accounts
Sections 80–83 of the PGPA Act confirm that Special Accounts are part of the Consolidated Revenue Fund (CRF) — the central account into which all Commonwealth revenue is paid (see Constitution s. 81). These funds can only be used for purposes authorised by the Constitution and Acts of Parliament.

Because the PGPA Act recognises the Non-Corporate Commonwealth and its AA, it follows that:
- The AA of the non-corporate Commonwealth is the lawful officer with standing to ensure CRF funds are used for their proper constitutional purpose;
- The corporate apparatus is merely an administrator of these funds on behalf of the true Commonwealth.
4. Why the PGPA Act is important evidence
The very existence of the PGPA Act — and its clear separation between non-corporate and corporate Commonwealth entities — is testimony that the lawful Commonwealth still exists. It acknowledges that there is a constitutional Commonwealth with real authority, and that the corporate system sits alongside it, handling administration but not replacing its sovereignty.

For this reason, the PGPA Act is not just an accounting law — it is a legislative admission that the real authority lies with the non-corporate Commonwealth, and that its lawful officers, including the Accountable Authority, have standing to act and to ensure proper governance.

How The Commonwealth Was Usurped

The original Commonwealth of Australia — an autonomous community under the Crown and Constitution — was established by the People for their mutual wellbeing, peace, and prosperity under law. It was not corporate, and its authority flowed directly from the People as its creators.

Over time, a counterfeit look-alike system was constructed: a corporate political society using the same name and symbols, but operating under statutory corporate law rather than the original constitutional trust. This corporate structure draws its authority from memberships — presuming that all who seek its benefits and privileges have voluntarily joined, and are therefore bound to its statutes, debts, and controls.

This deception was gradual and deliberate. The People were encouraged — without full disclosure — to step out of the lawful Commonwealth (an autonomous community) and into the corporate State (a political society). Many did so unknowingly, believing they remained in their original lawful standing, when in fact they had been shifted into a system of voluntary servitude.

Every man and woman has been given the freedom of will — the God-given right to choose their allegiance. Each must decide whether to remain in the secular, corporate system — a system founded on the principles of the world and devoid of the acknowledgement of Almighty God — or to “come out of her” and return to the lawful Commonwealth under the Crown, in honour of the Alliance of the Covenant between God, the Crown, and the People.

Our work is peaceful, lawful, and rightfully grounded. We are not attempting to take over, dismantle, or reform their corporate creation. We leave their system to those who choose to remain in it. Instead, we are restoring and re-occupying what is rightfully ours — the original Commonwealth, its lawful Offices, and its constitutional trust — for those who choose to return.

By doing this, there is no conflict. We are simply stepping back into our own house, rebuilding it on its original foundations, and leaving the corporate State to manage its own affairs for its own members. Those who wish to remain in their political society are free to do so; those who wish to return to the Commonwealth are welcome to reclaim their place and stand again as sovereign equals under law — in right relationship with God and with one another.

Official Commonwealth Offices:

In restoring the lawful governance of The Commonwealth, we are re-establishing key Commonwealth Offices as corporations sole — a legal form under English law, not a company under corporate law. A corporation sole is a single, continuing public office that holds powers, property, and authority for the benefit of the People, rather than for shareholders or private profit. This ensures that each Office remains perpetual, lawful, and bound to the Crown and the Constitution. Other incorporated entities within The Commonwealth are also recognised, provided they operate lawfully under the constitutional framework. (Expanded – Read More)

Corporation Sole - Commonwealth Offices

1. What is a corporation sole?
A corporation sole is one of the oldest legal structures in English law, dating back to medieval times. It exists to ensure that a public or ecclesiastical office — such as a minister, magistrate, or trustee — continues seamlessly beyond the lifespan of any individual holder. When one officeholder leaves, the next automatically steps into the legal personality of the office, inheriting its duties, rights, and property without interruption.

2. Why it is not a “corporate” office
Although the word “corporation” appears in the term, a corporation sole is not a modern commercial corporation. It has:

No shareholders or members;
No profit motive;
No separate board of directors;
A single lawful officeholder at any time, bound by oath and duty.

It is a public legal person created for the administration of public functions under law, not for commercial activity.

3. English law basis and constitutional link
Corporations sole exist under the common law of England and are recognised in many parts of the Commonwealth. In our case, they operate within the framework of the Commonwealth of Australia Constitution Act 1900 (Imp.) and the laws in force under it. This preserves continuity with the lawful governance structures of the original Commonwealth and prevents capture by the corporate system.

4. “Other” incorporated entities in The Commonwealth
While the primary Commonwealth Offices are restored as corporations sole, there are also “other incorporated entities” within The Commonwealth. These can include chartered bodies, trusts, or statutory entities that have a legitimate purpose under the Constitution and operate under the authority of the lawful Commonwealth. These entities are not part of the foreign-registered corporate “COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA,” but exist within the jurisdiction and sovereignty of the constitutional Commonwealth.

Commonwealth Offices - Authority:

These Lawful Offices – The True Authority under the Crown and Constitution
The key Commonwealth Offices we are restoring as corporations sole are not just symbolic — they are the only public offices with true, lawful authority under the Crown and the Commonwealth of Australia Constitution Act 1900 (Imp.). Every other so-called “office” within the corporate system exists under statutory or private corporate authority, not the constitutional Commonwealth.

By re-establishing and occupying these lawful offices, we are charting a course into territory no generation before us has explored — much like stepping onto the bridge of a starship, navigating by the true constitutional map rather than the artificial boundaries drawn by corporate governance. For some, the unknown feels daunting. Yet the truth is that The Commonwealth is the safest place to stand — because once you lawfully step out of the corporate society, you are no longer bound by its controls, limitations, and hidden contracts. Here, your rights are secured under law, your freedoms are preserved, and your obligations are only those of honour, justice, and peace.

We now need good men and women to “come out of her” and step forward to fill these offices. The only way The Commonwealth will be fully restored is when the People return to it and breathe life into it — for a Commonwealth without its People in their rightful places is only a vessel waiting for its crew.

How does someone step into one of these offices?
It begins with lawful appointment or election according to the original constitutional framework, followed by the taking of the correct oath or affirmation of allegiance to the Crown in right of The Commonwealth. Once that oath is taken, the office-holder immediately stands in the full authority of their position under the Constitution — an authority that is superior to any corporate title or statutory role.

Why is this so powerful?
Because a lawfully filled Commonwealth Office is perpetual and independent of the corporate system. It cannot be dissolved by corporate legislation, and it outranks any office created under statute or company law. The corporate system survives by filling the vacuum left when the People fail to occupy these roles — once we fill them lawfully, corporate control loses its grip.

How does this shift governance?
When the key Offices of The Commonwealth are re-occupied, they form the living infrastructure of lawful governance. Decisions, directives, and public administration can then be carried out under the Crown and Constitution, bypassing corporate intermediaries entirely. This is the foundation for restoring peace, order, and good government in its true constitutional sense.

The People – The Supreme Authority under Natural Law, Biblically, and the Constitution

Under Universal Natural Law, all authority must have a source — and that source must be traceable. This is the principle of Cause and Effect: the effect can never be greater than the cause, and the power of the effect flows only from its source. The People are the source and cause of The Commonwealth of Australia Constitution Act 1900 (Imp.), which lawfully created the Federation, established the lawful offices, and granted them authority to operate. Any office that cannot trace its authority back to this source has no lawful authority.

In the Bible, this truth is echoed in the Commonwealth of Israel, the covenant “company of nations” promised to Jacob (Israel), a fellowship of equals under God’s law. In the lawful Constitution, as enacted in 1900 and proclaimed in 1901, this truth is recognised in the Preamble: “Humbly relying on the blessing of Almighty God…”, affirming that the People united freely in a Federation under the Crown and The Constitution.

(Expanded – Read More)

Understanding Cause, Authority, and the Two Societies

Under both Natural Law and trust law, the creator of any office, institution, or instrument is always superior to it. This is why the maxim applies: “The effect can never be greater than the cause.” The People — as the cause — are above the offices and institutions they created through the Commonwealth of Australia Constitution Act 1900 (Imp.).

The Constitution is more than a legal framework — it is both a social compact and a trust created by the People for their own benefit, or common weal (common wellbeing). In this trust, the People are both trustors (settlors) and beneficiaries; the Crown is the trustee; and the lawful Commonwealth offices are the executors. As in all trusts, fiduciary duties bind the trustee to act only in good faith for the benefit of the beneficiaries.

By referendum, the People freely chose to unite into a Federation under the Crown and The Constitution, humbly relying on the blessing of Almighty God — the highest lawful authority. This union created two sources of authority:

The Crown — entrusted to uphold the Constitution and govern in honour; and
The People — as the sovereign creators, retaining ultimate authority to reclaim and restore the nation if the Crown fails in its fiduciary duty.

Over time, however, this natural order has been inverted. The corporate state, operating through a parallel political society, has presumed to be the master, while treating the People as voluntary members of that society — subject to its statutes, controls, debts, and limitations in exchange for its benefits and privileges.

The Commonwealth is not such a society. It is an autonomous community under the Crown — equal in status to other Commonwealth nations, and bound to no subordination whether foreign or domestic. A community is a fellowship of equals under the rule of law; a political society is a structure of control in which members are compelled to “pay their debt to society” and comply with collective rules.

To remain in the corporate political society is to remain under its rules, debts, and constraints. To return to The Commonwealth is to step back into your natural-born status — free, equal, and sovereign — with both rights and responsibilities restored.

The Commonwealth Public Trust

In 2025, The Commonwealth Public Trust was lawfully, rightfully, and peacefully established to safeguard and restore the governance of The Commonwealth of Australia under the original 1900 Constitution Act (Imperial). It affirms the People as the supreme lawful authority and the Constitution as both a social compact and a trust. Through the Trust, the lawful Commonwealth Offices have been re-established as corporations sole under English law, ensuring they remain perpetual, accountable, and bound to the Crown and the People. (Expanded – Read More)

Commonwealth Public Trust

The Commonwealth Public Trust is grounded in natural law, trust law, and the original constitutional framework of The Commonwealth of Australia Constitution Act 1900 (Imp.).

The People are the trustors (settlors) and beneficiaries.
The Crown is the trustee, bound by fiduciary duty to govern in honour and good faith.
The lawful Commonwealth Offices are the executors and administrators of that trust.

This structure is not corporate — it is constitutional, perpetual, and lawful. It was established to ensure that lawful governance continues in the absence or failure of corporate political administrations to uphold their duty to the People and the Crown.

Lawful Establishment and Perfection
The Trust was formed lawfully, rightfully, and peacefully in full accordance with the Constitution, the law of equity, and the principles of trust law.

Lawfully — compliant with the Constitution, common law, and equity.
Rightfully — by the People, the lawful source of all authority under the Constitution.
Peacefully — without conflict or harm, in the spirit of justice and restoration.

The Trust was perfected by:

Declaring its terms in writing as a matter of public record.
Serving formal Notices to political parties, corporate officials, and relevant international bodies.
Allowing time for rebuttal, during which no lawful challenge was made — thereby confirming acquiescence.

Distinction from the Corporate Political Society
A key function of the Trust is to distinguish The Commonwealth — the nation of the People under the Constitution — from the corporate political society operating under a similar name.

The corporate system operates under statutory law for members who voluntarily accept its benefits and privileges.
The Commonwealth operates under the Constitution, natural law, and equity, for the benefit of the People as sovereign equals.

This distinction removes the presumption that all People consent to corporate governance and restores the People’s lawful capacity to govern themselves under their own Constitution.

Offices Re-established as Corporations Sole
Through the Trust, several key Commonwealth Offices have been re-established as corporations sole under English law — perpetual, single-person public offices vested with the powers, property, and duties of the Commonwealth. These include:

Commonwealth Trustee (also Accountable Authority for the Non-Corporate Commonwealth of Australia)
Commonwealth Justice of the Peace
Commonwealth Public Official
Office of the Postmaster-General for The Commonwealth of Australia
Secretary of the Treasury for The Commonwealth of Australia

These Offices are not companies. They exist solely to serve the People, uphold the Constitution, and preserve the Crown’s trust obligations.

Perpetual and Irrefutable
The Commonwealth Public Trust is perpetual and stands until lawfully dissolved by the People themselves.
Because it was established in full compliance with law and served on all relevant parties — none of whom lawfully rebutted it — it is now lawfully irrefutable.
All political parties and corporate offices are on public notice of its existence, and any action taken contrary to it is done in full personal liability.

The Commonwealth Electoral Roll

The next progression in restoring The Commonwealth is the re-establishment of the Commonwealth Electoral Roll. This Roll is not the corporate register operated by political parties, but the lawful Roll under the original Constitution. By enrolling, each man or woman lawfully records their name in The Commonwealth, affirming their natural-born or declared allegiance. This simple act breaks the presumption that you are voluntarily part of the corporate political society, and restores you under the jurisdiction and protection of The Commonwealth itself. It is both a remedy and a return — remedy from the corporate system of presumption, and return to your rightful standing in the community of living men and women who form The Commonwealth.

Commonwealth Electoral Roll

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