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The Ruth Downey Inquisition
Senior Management making personal fortunes from prosecutions against farmers.

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A number of Authorities have been given power by Acts of Parliaments but as explained
below; no Parliament has any authority to create such Acts or Enactments.

All laws must be assented to,
Not only is the accused being questioned but so to is the law. If the law has not been passed by
each House and both Houses of Parliament and assented to, by the State Governor in the name of
the Queen or assented to, by the Governor General in the name of the Queen subject to
Sections 57, 58 of  the Commonwealth of Australia Constitution Act;
that law remains as only proposed law with no authority.

not as;
Delegated Legislation that; is a term which covers the vast amount of legislation, made by government
agencies and the Governor General or Governor's, under authority of Acts of Parliaments, which
delegate this power to agencies. Creating a number of private governments and parliaments.
Not consistent with Sections 51 or 109 of the Commonwealth of Australia Constitution Act 1900.
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All appointments;
When appointed all Federal and State Judges and Juries should know Sections 51, 57, 58, and 128 of the
Commonwealth of Australia Constitution Act.
Affidavit supporting either of the following should accompany; Freedom of  Information (FOI),
Original Mortgage Agreements for all Foreclosures,
Assent to Legislation signed by Governor or Governor-general by their own hand for all Acts;
Crown Grants for all Compulsory Acquisitions subject to Section 51 subsection 31 of the
Commonwealth of Australia Constitution at all court hearings.  
KIRBY J. The decision of this Court in Re Wakim; Ex parte McNally[81] contradicts the proposition that the conferral by statute of jurisdiction and power on a superior court is immune from the restrictions of the Constitution.
Any deployment of public power in Australia must conform to the Constitution.

112. That fact becomes obvious when it is remembered that the Parliaments of the States have the power, in accordance with the Constitution of the State, to alter the Constitution of the State but "subject to this Constitution", ie the federal Constitution[146].
NOTE: The States can only alter their constitutions by a referendum of the people.