Why did the AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENT CORPORATION remove GENDER from AUSTRALIAN CITIZENS in 1986?

In 1986 ALL AUSTRALIAN CITIZENS became PERSONS as per THE AUSTRALIAN CITIZEN AMENDMENT ACT of 1986. We were identified as GENDERLESS SLAVES on the GOVCO CITIZEN-SHIP!

DEFINITION OF A PERSON according to the Acts Interpretation Act 19012C – REFERENCES TO PERSONS

             (1)  In any Act, expressions used to denote persons generally (such as “person”, “party”, “someone”, “anyone”, “no‑one”, “one”, “another” and “whoever”), INCLUDE a body politic or corporate as well as an individual.

WHY DID THEY DO THIS?

If you IDENTIFY as a GENDERLESS PERSON you stand in their LEGAL JURISDICTION.

The AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENT CORPORATION CANNOT DO BUSINESS WITH LIVING MEN AND WOMEN!

Regardless of your SEXUAL ORIENTATION you need to know what your legal status as a GENDERLESS PERSON/AUSTRALIAN CITIZEN is. The answer is CITIZEN SLAVE AKA CUSTOMER!

GOVERNMENT OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA – DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE – REGISTRY OF BIRTHS, DEATHS & MARRIAGES

Here is another interesting fact, when you visit the WA.GOV website they have a downloadable pdf BIRTH REGISTRATION FORM and on this form YOU CANNOT REGISTER YOUR CHILD AS A MALE OR A FEMALE.

CELEBRATE LIFE

When you begin to realize with REAL EYES that everything that you have ever thought to be true is in actual fact a LIE, you are then ready to STEP OFF OF THE CITIZEN-SHIP ONTO THE LAND AS A LIVING MAN OR WOMAN.

KNOWING YOUR STANDING requires dedication and commitment. It is not so easy at first as you begin to step outside of the matrix and Render to Caesar the things that are Caesar’s and to God the things that are God’s.

If you are new to this path, here are some videos I put together to explain the true HIS-story of Australia with a meaningful remedy.

AS CITIZENS THE UNITED NATIONS ARE YOUR TRUSTEES.

AUSTRALIAN CITIZEN AMENDMENT ACT 1986

SCHEDULESection 12 – FORMAL AMENDMENTS

Sub-section 5 (1) (definition of “prison”)—Omit “him”, substitute “the person”.

Paragraph 5 (3) (c)—Omit “his”, substitute “the person’s”.

Sub-paragraph 5 (3) (e) (i)—Omit “he has his”, substitute “the person has his or her”.

Sub-paragraph 5 (3) (e) (ii)—(a) Insert “or her” after “his”. (b) Insert “or she” after “he”.

Paragraph 5 (3) (e)—Omit “he” (third and fourth occurring), substitute “the person”.

Sub-paragraph 5A (1) (a) (i)—Omit “his”, substitute “the person’s”.

Sub-paragraph 5a (1) (a) (ii)—Omit “he”, substitute “the person”.

Sub-paragraph 5a (1) (a) (iii)—(a) Omit “he” (first occurring), substitute “the person”. (b) Insert “or she” after “he” (second and third occurring).

Sub-paragraph 5a (1) (b) (i)—Omit “his”, substitute “the person’s”.

Sub-paragraph 5A (1) (b) (ii)—Omit “he”, substitute “the person”.

Sub-paragraph 5a (1) (b) (iii)—(a) Omit “he” (first occurring), substitute “the person”. (b) Insert “or she” after “he” (second and third occurring).

Sub-paragraph 5a (1) (c) (i)—(a) Omit “his” (wherever occurring), substitute “the person’s”. (b) Insert “or she” after “he” (wherever occurring).

Sub-paragraph 5a (1) (c) (ii)—Omit “his”, substitute “the person’s”.

Paragraph 5a (1) (d)—Omit “he”, substitute “the person”.

Sub-section 10 (3)—Omit “his”, substitute “the person’s”.

Sub-section 10 (5)—Omit “his”, substitute “the person’s”.

Paragraph 10a (b)—Omit “his”, substitute “the person’s”.

Paragraph 10b (1) (a)—Omit “his”, substitute “the person’s”.

Sub-section 13 (1)—Omit “his”, substitute “the Minister’s”.

Paragraph 13 (1) (a)—Omit “he”, substitute “the person”.

Paragraph 13 (1) (by—Omit “he”, substitute “the person”.

Paragraph 13 (1) (c)—Omit “he”, substitute “the person”.

Paragraph 13 (1) (d)—Omit “he”, substitute “the person”.

Paragraph 13 (1) (e)—Omit “he”, substitute “the person”.

Paragraph 13 (1) (f)—Omit “he”, substitute “the person”.

Paragraph 13 (1) (g)—Omit “he”, substitute “the person”.

Paragraph 13(1) (h)—Omit “he”, substitute “the person”.

Paragraph 13 (1) (j)—Omit “he”, substitute “the person”.

Paragraph 13 (3) (b)—Omit “his”, substitute “the person’s”.

Paragraph 13 (4) (b)—Omit “his”, substitute “the Minister’s”.

Sub-section 13 (6)—Omit “he”, substitute “the person”.

Sub-section 13 (9)—Omit “his”, substitute “the Minister’s”.

Sub-section 13 (10)—Omit “his”, substitute “the Minister’s”.

Paragraph 13 (11) (c)—Omit “him”, substitute “the person”.

Paragraph 13(11) (e)—Omit “his”, substitute “the person’s”.

Sub-section 13 (16)—Omit “his”, substitute “the person’s”.

Sub-section 13 (17)—Omit “his”, substitute “the person’s”.

Sub-paragraph 14 (1) (b) (i)—Omit “he” (wherever occurring), substitute “the Minister”.

Sub-paragraph 14 (1) (b) (ii)—Omit “he” (wherever occurring), substitute “the Minister”.

Sub-section 14(1)—Omit “his”, substitute “the Minister”.

Paragraph 14 (4) (a)—Omit “his”, substitute “the”.

Sub-section 15 (4)—Omit “his”, substitute “the person’s”.

Sub-section 18 (1)—Omit “his”, substitute “the person’s”.

Sub-section 18 (5A)—Omit “he”, substitute “the Minister”.

Sub-section 18 (6)—Omit “he”, substitute “the Minister”.

Sub-paragraph 21 (1) (a) (i)—Omit “his”, substitute “the”.

Sub-paragraph 21 (1) (a) (ii)—(a) Omit “his”, substitute “the”.(b) Omit “he”, substitute “the person”.

Sub-section 21 (1)—Omit “his” (last occurring), substitute “the Minister’s”.

Sub-section 21 (3)—Omit “his”.

Sub-section 23 (2)—(a) Omit “his” (first occurring).

(b) Omit “his” (last occurring), substitute “the Minister’s”.

Paragraph 23 (3) (b)—Omit “his”. Sub-section 23a (1)—Omit “he” (wherever occurring), substitute “the person”.

Sub-section 23b (1)—Omit “he”, substitute “the person”.

Section 23C—(a) Insert “or her” after “his” (wherever occurring).(b) Insert “or herself” after “himself.

Sub-section 23D (1)—Omit “he”, substitute “the Minister”.

Sub-paragraph 23D (3) (a) (ii)—Insert “or her” after “his”.

Sub-section 23D (4)—Omit “him”, substitute “the child”.

Sub-section 32 (1)—Omit “his”, substitute “the Minister’s”.

Sub-section 32 (3)—Omit “he”, substitute “the person”.

Sub-section 36 (1)—Omit “his” (first occurring), substitute “the”.

Paragraph 36 (1) (a)—Omit “his”, substitute “the applicant’s”.

Paragraph 36 (1) (b)—Omit “his”, substitute “the applicant’s”.

Sub-section 36 (2)—Omit “him”, substitute “the applicant”.

Sub-section 37 (1)—(a) Omit “him”, substitute “the Minister”.(b) Omit “his”, substitute “the Minister’s”.

Sub-section 44a (4)—Omit “under his hand”, substitute “signed by the Secretary”.

Sub-section 44A (8)—Omit “he”, substitute “the person signing it”.

Sub-section 47 (1)—Omit “he”, substitute “the Minister”.

Section 47a—(a) Omit “his”, substitute “the Minister’s”.(b) Omit “him”, substitute “the Minister”.

Sub-section 48 (1)—Omit “his” (first occurring).

Paragraph 48 (1) (a)—Omit “him”, substitute “that person”.

Paragraph 48 (1) (b)—Insert “or her” after “his”.

Paragraph 50 (1) (a)—Omit “his knowledge”, substitute “the knowledge of the person”.