Call to repeal the NSW Stewards’ Foundation of Christian Brethren Act, 1989

 The PBCC clearly operate in lockstep with the NSW Stewards’ Foundation of Christian Brethren Act, 1989. These are the reasons Senator Sue Higginson has called for its repeal.

Everything that Bruce Hales does or causes to be done in the PBCC/UBT businesses including vesting done voluntarily or as in my case initiated by others without my knowledge in the Trusts is legal, stress LEGAL! The reason for this real legitimacy is that the UBT operate out of New South Wales, Australia under an Act of Parliament allowing the Trusts to do those terrible things described at 1hr 14min in Get a Life Podcast 136.

This Act was passed into law in 1989 and even entailed a seal that, when placed on documents, puts them out of the reach of the courts.

In 1989 the Stewards’ Foundation Act caused the “past member” status of excommunicated members to be enough to disqualify beneficiary status under the Trusts created under the Act , thereby allowing the property held in trust to be sold and/or dispersed among remaining members as the leader sees fit, meaning everyone in the Assembly except the former member who is no longer a beneficiary.

This Act is a legalised confidence trick!

The Act sails under Australia’s strong Privacy laws, so strong the Australian Tax Office is clearly struggling to get around it while investigating the PBCC.