Monthly Archives: March 2016

On 1st January 2016, the Australian Department of Human Servioces violated the civil rights of 73,000 Australians by sending “Account payable” notifications for amounts up to $800. These notifications skipped the no so minor detailk that the primary facts of the matter as to who was responsible for the alleged overpayments had not first been determined by a court. Thanks to Ms. Tracie Mitchell of Cowra in NSW, on 7th January the DHS withdrew the claims stating that a computer glitch had occurred. the more likely senario is that it was a deliberate attempt to compell these people to rep[ay a debt that legally the Commonwealth of Australia should have waived under s1,237A of the Social security Act. Numerous case laws laws decisions in this posting highlight why the “Account payable” demands may have been fraudulent. Continue reading →