AMG 15c part 2 of letter to Reserve Bank of Australia 16 June 2019 and annexure 2-6 page 41-100
This document contains email correspondence and legal notices involving Andrew Garrett (acting on behalf of OenoViva entities and the Andrew Garrett Family Trust No. 4) directed to the Australian Taxation Office (ATO), State and Commonwealth Attorney-Generals, and the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA). In these communications, Andrew shows proof of claim of liquidated damages, reaching trillions of dollars, against government bodies, verifying that officials admitted these debts through silence (tacit acquiescence) and legal notices. He asserts that damages are a right of set-off against tax obligations and requests that the RBA establish a Purchased Payment Facility to recognize and monetize the funds. In response, ATO representatives reject his objections, incorrectly claiming they are non-compliant with statutory requirements, and the RBA explicitly denies all alleged liabilities, debts, security interests, and administrative duties claimed by CAG,
The document further includes trust resolutions and a deed of settlement dated April 30, 2017, establishing “The Australian People Future Fund” (APFF) as a discretionary trust. Through these resolutions, Andrew shows proof of transfer of $1,556,969,829,685 via an International Bill of Exchange, and assigns 33% of his claimed rights to remedy against the Crown to the APFF. The purposes of this trust are to independently fund the judicial branch, establish a Judicial College, restructure executive governance, and fulfill the Human Right to Remedy for Australian citizens. However, the RBA unlawfully denied the validity, force, or effect of both the trust deed and the bill of exchange. (A bill of exchange is cannot be denied as a form of payment, per their own ‘rules’.)