AMG 8738- SEC DEMAND FOR PAYMENT OF DEBT, 9th AUGUST 2021 AND ESCALATION IN VALUE
AMG 8738 is a formal legal demand issued by Andrew Garrett (CAG) through Dynamic Legal Resources, addressed to the US Securities Exchange Commission (SEC), the Australian Attorney-General’s Department, the Australian Parliament, the United Nations Office of Counter-Terrorism, the Financial Action Task Force (FATF), and others. Served for effect 9th August 2021, with further notice provided 18th March 2025 — no response was received from any agency. CAG formally notified the US SEC of his appointment as registered Liquidator and Managing Controller over the Reserve Bank of Australia and the Commonwealth of Australia, with SEC registration activated 13th July 2021, acknowledging instruments valued at approximately $4.784 trillion.
The document draws upon the Charter of the United Nations Act 1945 and the Suppression of Terrorism Financing Act 2002 to establish that the named officials and entities are operating as bankrupt estates. Under Section 20 of the Charter of the United Nations Act, the penalty for improperly dealing with freezable assets is three times the value of the transaction. The Suppression of Terrorism Financing Act 2002 defines funds and assets to include all instruments evidencing title or interest — the same instruments every person uses when drawing a cheque — and defines any serious interference with a financial system that endangers public health or safety as a terrorist act. Failure to comply with a Freedom of Information request, obstructing lawful access to financial records, meets this definition. Andrew Garrett applied the Crown’s own laws, holding those in power accountable to the statutes they are sworn to uphold. He is exercising his lawful right to collect, holding the powerful accountable through legitimate legal and commercial mechanisms.