All information, statements on the website including within the association's projects are not just for general guidance but to help people reason within truths behind why these projects are absolutely necessary and to provide the people with the ability to see purpose, sense of reasoning and support in these projects in as many ways as possible since they are providing solutions for a better future.
No member or anyone within this association are not experts in anything at all, not law experts, not professors, not doctors in anyway and never claim to be in any way as we are the commons people.
Everything on this website is protected and by reading this disclaimer and any pages of this whole website that you are
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The Australians for a better future together Association is not responsible in any way for what anyone or anything outside of this association membership may do to anyone, or anything.
The Australians for a better future together Association is not a political party or affiliated in anyway
The Australians for a better future together Association honours all organisations and all people joining to support us only with full benevolence.
All views are based upon trying to piece a puzzle together in understanding what was historically and presently recorded, or not recorded, types of interpretation, the nature of behaviors, including what was done, to what should have done within governance, law, and within records associated to Statute law, Common law, other laws, Parliament Hansard of Commonwealth and states and constitutional law over the last say 200 years.
Some of our research is listed below, but not limited to the following,
1. Copy of Commonwealth Constitution in print and electronic.
2. Annotated Version of Commonwealth Constitution by Quick and Garran
3. Convention debates from 1890 -1900 for development of Commonwealth Constitution
4. Blackstone’s, Cokes, and other Jurists Commentary
5. AustLii - Aust Legal website for viewing past statues, constitution changes, and bills.
6. Enquiries in England within House of Lords- UK Parliament Archives, Foreign and Commonwealth Office, Royal Archives at Windsor Castle including Researchers who performed enquiries at Privy Council and UK National Archives.
7. National archives in Australia.
8. Halsbury Laws of England and of Australia
9. Victorian Supreme court and other Law library research.
10. Each State and Territories constitutions and in comparison
11. The number, type of changes made all to each constitution all without a subject to whole of Commonwealth Constitution including section 128: Referendum.
12. Internet sites by other researchers, think tanks, universities and constitutional professors
13. High court cases over last 100 years that are recorded or available
14. Various court cases and transcripts of constitutional arguments
15. Hansard over last 150 or more years
16. Speeches and documents from High Court justices - past, current and or retired.
17. Statute Laws of Commonwealth and states of Australia.
18. Opinions from other people such as Federal and State MPs, Societies such as Samuel Griffiths, newspapers / magazines etc.