Andrew Garrett, in his capacity of liquidator and managing controller, formally commands a Royal Commission into the South Australian land titles system and bank involvement.

AMG 8109 is a formal legal order sent to the governor and secretary of the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA). In this letter, Andrew Garrett, acting in his capacity as the authorised signatory and controller of global assets for “The Crown” and associated entities, demands the immediate release of secure financial system access codes. These specific codes, referred to as Depository Access Numbers (DANs), Primary Account Access Numbers (PANs), and Running Balance Account Numbers (SANs), are requested so that his designated beneficiary banks can access central bank accounts and manually download stored funds to settle commercial and public interest agreements.
The second document, AMG 9735, directs a similar demand toward Australia’s tax and business registration regulators. Writing on behalf of his family office, Andrew formally requests the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) and the Australian Business Register (ABR) to perform a complete cross-reconciliation of their database records. He asks them to map out and link 621 distinct Australian Business Numbers (ABNs), tax accounts, international transfers to Hong Kong, and primary bank accounts. The ultimate goal of this cleanup is to verify whether the RBA and the Treasury have complied with laws to pay government-owed debts directly into taxpayer accounts.
The third document, AMG 9759, is an “Imperial Writ of Mandamus”- an official demand sent to the Premier of South Australia and the federal Attorney-General. In this correspondence, Andrew formally commands the government to establish a South Australian Royal Commission with wide-ranging powers to investigate the privatization of South Australia’s land titles system, the electronic conveyancing platform PEXA, and bank involvement in property transactions. He asserts that this commission is vital to uncovering systemic corruption within the legal and judicial sectors, securing compensation for victims, and using court orders to force public officials to perform their legal duties.