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Lance Christie feels compelled to continue in his efforts to expose the excesses of the PBCC because the NSW Government has in correspondence (such as in the letter attached from NSW Law Reform) premised its responses on the PBCC modelling its trusts on those enabled by the NSW Stewards’ Foundation of Christian Brethren Act 1989.

Lance feels that this Act must be held to account as should the NSW Government that passed it given that the trusts enabled by this Act make no explicit provision for past members and presumes to operate for vested property that includes “property located outside New South Wales”; in other words anywhere the PBCC operates in the world.

The nil explicit provision for past members referred to in the letter on the next page from NSW Law Reform is an enabling anomaly of a financial dimension added to the PBCC’s pre-existing 1989 policies of shunning and excommunication in the hands of the PBCC, being the PBCC’s tools of servitude and dispossession used against members that leader Bruce D Hales deems ‘unfit for fellowship’ under the guise of religious practice.