Original Commonwealth Of Australia Constitution

 Australia Act 1986 

The Australia Act 1986 was and remains an Act of

 Treason. The Act was enacted without any referendum whatsoever .

 The removal of the Oath of Allegiance Here in Australia unjust people have implemented a plan to remove the oath of allegiance from our law without the knowledge nor consent of the electors (your subjects) This is Treason 

What is Treason Treason is a “Breach of Allegiance” which is both Spiritual Treason and Legal Treason 

 Western Australia Acts Amendment and Repeal Courts and Legal Practise Act 2003 (WA) Part 8 Amendments about the Crown This legislation is legally impossible without referendum consent.

 Victoria Courts and Tribunals Legislation (Further Amendment) Act 2000 This Act was implemented to remove the oath of allegiance from the Legal Practice Act 1996 in Victoria it is legally impossible without referendum consent  

 Australia Act 1986 The Australia Act 1986 was and remains an Act of Treason. The Act was enacted without any referendum whatsoever, but, section 7 of such Act still permits the Queens  intervention.....  

 AUSTRALIA ACT 1986 - SECT 7 Powers and functions of Her Majesty and Governors in respect of States (1) Her Majesty's representative in each State shall be the Governor.  Page 9 of 26 (2) Subject to subsections (3) and (4) below, all powers and functions of Her Majesty in respect of a State are exercisable only by the Governor of the State. (3) Subsection (2) above does not apply in relation to the power to appoint, and the power to terminate the appointment of, the Governor of a State. (4) While Her Majesty is personally present in a State, Her Majesty is not precluded from exercising any of Her powers and functions in respect of the State that are the subject of subsection (2) above. (5) The advice to Her Majesty in relation to the exercise of the powers and functions of Her Majesty in respect of a State shall be tendered by the Premier of the State. AUSTRALIA ACT 1986 - SECT 6 Manner and form of making certain State laws Notwithstanding sections 2 and 3(2) above, a law made after the commencement of this Act by the Parliament of a State respecting the constitution, powers or procedure of the Parliament of the State shall be of no force or effect unless it is made in such manner and form as may from time to time be required by a law made by that Parliament, whether made before or after the commencement of this Act. AUSTRALIA ACT 1986 - SECT 14 Amendment of Constitution Act of Western Australia (1) The Constitution Act 1889 of the State of Western Australia is in this section referred to as the Principal Act. (2) Section 50 of the Principal Act is amended in subsection (3): (a) by omitting from paragraph (a): (i) "and Signet"; and (ii) "constituted under Letters Patent under the Great Seal of the United Kingdom"; (b) by omitting from paragraph (b): (i) "and Signet"; and (ii) "whenever and so long as the office of Governor is vacant or the Governor is incapable of discharging the duties of administration or has departed from Western Australia"; and (c) by omitting from paragraph (c): (i) "under the Great Seal of the United Kingdom"; and (ii) "during a temporary absence of the Governor for a short period from the seat of Government or from the State".  Page 10 of 26 (3) Section 51 of the Principal Act is amended: (a) by omitting subsection (1); and (b) by omitting from subsection (2): (i) "(2)"; (ii) "this section and in"; and (iii) "and the expression `Signet' means the seal commonly used for the sign manual of the Sovereign or the seal with which documents are sealed by the Secretary of State in the United Kingdom on behalf of the Sovereign". CONSTITUTION ACT 1889 (WA) - SECT 73 73. Legislature as constituted by this Act empowered to alter any of its provisions (2) A Bill that — (a) expressly or impliedly provides for the abolition of or alteration in the office of Governor; or (b) expressly or impliedly provides for the abolition of the Legislative Council or of the Legislative Assembly; or (c) expressly or impliedly provides that the Legislative Council or the Legislative Assembly shall be composed of members other than members chosen directly by the people; or (d) expressly or impliedly provides for a reduction in the numbers of the members of the Legislative Council or of the Legislative Assembly; or (e) expressly or impliedly in any way affects any of the following sections of this Act, namely — sections 2, 3, 4, 50, 51 and 73, shall not be presented for assent by or in the name of the Queen unless — (f) the second and third readings of the Bill shall have been passed with the concurrence of an absolute majority of the whole number of the members for the time being of the Legislative Council and the Legislative Assembly, respectively; and (g) the Bill has also prior to such presentation been approved by the electors in accordance with this section, and a Bill assented to consequent upon its presentation in contravention of this subsection shall be of no effect as an Act. (3) On a day fixed by the Governor by Order in Council, being a day not sooner than 2 months, and not later than 6 months, after the passage through the Legislative Council and the Legislative Assembly of a Bill of a kind referred to in subsection (2), the question for the approval or otherwise of the Bill shall be submitted to the electors qualified to vote for the election of members of the Legislative Assembly according to the provisions of the Electoral Act 1907 .  Page 11 of 26 (4) When the Bill is submitted to the electors the vote shall be taken in such manner as is fixed by law. (5) If a majority of the electors voting approve the Bill, it shall be presented to the Governor for assent by or in the name of the Queen. (6) Any person entitled to vote at a general election of members of the Legislative Assembly is entitled to bring proceedings in the Supreme Court for a declaration, injunction or other remedy to enforce the provisions of this section either before or after a Bill of a kind referred to in subsection (2) is presented for assent by or in the name of the Queen.