LOCAL GOVERNMENT SOLUTION
Local Government comes under the provisions of S 51 Placitum VI Constitution, and the Commonwealth has a duty, to control the forces that execute and maintain the laws of the Commonwealth and one of those bodies is Local Government.
Because the Chief Executive Officer of the Commonwealth is Her Majesty Elizabeth the Second represented by the Governor General by s 61 Constitution, and She owns the root or radical title to all land in Australia, and the ownership of land, is only held on grant from Her, Local Government over that land, is vested in the Commonwealth, as soon as it becomes Freehold.
The Commonwealth must free up access to the Federal Court of Australia and abolish Section 39 Federal Court of Australia Act 1976 and Order 46 Rule 7A Federal Court Rules so that its Executive Officers, appointed to the Federal Court of Australia as Justices, must comply with Ch III Constitution, in all matters involving local planning laws. The States have no jurisdiction over Freehold Land, but currently the Federal Court of Australia does not provide a political venue, with 12 local electors selected at random, in which to settle Land Disputes.
Neither the Supreme Court nor the Land and Environment Court in New South Wales, Queensland or Victoria has jurisdiction over Freehold Land, while they remain State Courts. They must be federal courts before they can exercise jurisdiction over Freehold Land, because all Freehold Land is Commonwealth land, by reference to the Constitution and Her Majesty Elizabeth the Second.
Join the Community Law Resource Group and form a Local Committee to establish local control over Local Government.