These documents outline Andrew Morton Garrett’s extensive legal campaigns and filings directed against systemic corruption, institutional misconduct, and a lack of accountability within Australian government bodies, the legal profession, and major corporations. In his submissions, Andrew shows that post-Hayne regulatory compensation architectures, specifically the Australian Financial Complaints Authority (AFCA) and the Compensation Scheme of Last Resort (CSLR), have systemically failed to provide substantive remedies to injured parties. He contends that state-based self-regulation has allowed financial crime and structural impunity to persist unchecked. To combat these failures, Andrew submitted detailed proposals to the Australian Parliament and requested drafting assistance from the Office of Parliamentary Counsel for the “Retrospective Abolition of Impunity Bill 2026”. This legislative package is designed to dismantle procedural barriers to justice, strip public officials and corporate entities of legal immunities, and enforce strict fiduciary and public-office accountability.

To escape the continuing human rights violations, denial of remedies, and active administrative interference in Australia, Andrew has taken steps to relocate his global financial operations and the Andrew Garrett Family Office to Hong Kong. This relocation effort is documented through his correspondence with the Hong Kong Immigration Department and Invest Hong Kong under the New Capital Investment Entrant Scheme. Andrew proves that a nolle prosequi (abandonment) order in past Australian tax proceedings creates a binding legal estoppel that prevents authorities from contesting his declared asset declarations. To enforce his reforms and secure his assets, he is pursuing active legal proceedings in the High Court of Hong Kong (HCMP-1855-2022 and HCAL-1179-2026), asserting his undisputed delegated powers and issuing a “Notice of Succession of States”.