To: The Chief Assessment Officer

Court of Disputed Returns

50 Parkes Place

Parkes, Australian Capital Territory 2600

RE: Submission of Extraordinary PETITION as per Section 353 of the Commonwealth Electoral Act 1918 (CEA)

Subject of Disputed Election: Federal Member for Grayndler, Entity Publicly Known as “Anthony Norman Albanese”

Dear Sir/Madam,

Upon research, we submit to you, an Extraordinary Petition, addressed to the Court of Disputed Returns (section 353 of the CEA).

In a time when the integrity of our democratic processes is paramount, we find it imperative to invoke Section 353 of the Commonwealth Electoral Act 1918 (CEA) of Australia. Our focus is the current situation concerning the Federal Member for Grayndler, who has been nominated as Prime Minister in the House of Representatives. This is not a decision we make lightly, but one driven by the gravity of ensuring the ongoing sovereignty and proper functioning of the Commonwealth of Australia.

We have urged fellow Australians to support this petition to ensure transparency, accountability, and integrity within our government. Our commitment to a fair electoral process must remain steadfast, protecting the cornerstone of our democratic society.

We asked citizens to please sign this petition to call for an extraordinary submission under Section 353 of the Commonwealth Electoral Act 1918, and play a part in fortifying the democratic foundation of Australia. See below for more details 

The aim of this Petition, is to seek disqualification of the above referenced candidate (Federal Member for Grayndler), due to researched failure to meet the operation of section 44 of the Constitution, which is a decision we understand, that is determined by the High Court sitting as the Court of Disputed Returns under Part XXII of the Commonwealth Electoral Act 1918 (CEA). We seek an extraordinary sitting of this Court, to rule on this matter, given its grave important to the ongoing sovereignty and operation of the Commonwealth of Australia, as the currently isted Federal Member for Grayndler is nominated Prime Minister in Hose of Representatives.

We understand Section 360 of the CEA stipulates the Court of Disputed Returns’ powers which may be exercised by the Court in its discretion as it thinks is just and sufficient. Relevantly, we understand these powers include the following:

To declare that any person who was returned as elected was not duly elected.
To declare any candidate duly elected who was not returned as elected.
To declare any election absolutely void.
 

We submit evidence below, that we deem meets the threshold of “just and sufficient” evidence to warrant a sitting of this type.

This query is raised under the following criteria:

1.                                Anthony Norman Albanese/Ellery born on March 2, 1963, in Darlinghurst, Sydney.

2.                                Birth Certificate (allegedly) does not list a father. Mother is (allegedly) listed as Maryann Therese Ellery.

3.                                Alleged father of Anthony Albanese, Mr Carlo Albanese, residing in Barletta, Italy and a Citizen of Republic of Italy.

4.                                Carlo Albanese allegedly has two children, Ruggiero and Francesca

5.                                These two children, Ruggiero and Francesca, are allegedly half-siblings to PM Anthony Albanese

6.                                Anthony Albanese spent 10 years searching for his father and this is documented in public records (available upon request)

7.                                Anthony Albanese got ex ALP MP John Faulkner to help him search for his father and this is documented in public records (available upon request)

8.                                Anthony Albanese publicly announced he found his alleged father and this is documented in public records (available upon request)

9.                                Mr Albanese then disassociated his father in 2017 to allegedly try to meet Section 44 of Australian Constitution, via paperwork filled in and submitted to AEC, via Australian Electoral Commission (AEC) Candidate Nomination Criteria Form EF060 and this is publicly retrievable 

BUT the State of NSW allows the addition of a parent, well after the fact, to a Legal Birth Certificate via Service NSW mechanisms – see evidence below.

Under the Status of Children Act 1996 (NSW), the Registrar may “make a presumption of parentage” in some cases. Meaning if Member for Grayndler was so sure that Carlo Albanese was his father and used the media to glorify this, the above Act could have, or could be, used to “make a presumption of parentage” and amend his NSW Birth Certificate. We deem it a failure of the Member for Grayndler to exert reasonable effort, to exercise his Rights under the Status of Children Act 1996 and seek to add the name of his father, Mr Carlo Albanese, to his NSW issued Birth Certificate.

1.                                As Mr Carlo Albanese is/was a Citizen of Republic of Italy, this would mean Mr Albanese likely has Italian Citizenship Access Rights and that would mean his current Australian Electoral Commission (AEC) Candidate Nomination Criteria Form EF060 is invalid and incorrectly filled out. 

2.                                Given this is a publicly retrievable record, we believe the Member for Graydnelr is not currently a to ensure he met Section 44 Australian Constitution,

Further, we believe we have met the threshold of prima facie hypothesis that Maryann Therese Ellery and/or Anthony Norman Ellery, now known as Anthony Norman Albanese, deliberately tried to popularise or communise the use of the Albanese surname, at the time of the implementation of the Children (Equality of Status) Bill 1976 (NSW No . 97, 1976) first introduced to NSW Parliament via Mr Frank Walker, then NSW Attorney General on 17 November 1976 and receiving Royal Assent on 17 December 1976.

We believe this ruse of communising Albanese surname was used in City of Sydney Archives, Unique ID A-00098301, Source system ID 1985/76, Mrs Albanese curtain dispute, Unit 41, Alexandra Dwellings, 41 Pyrmont Bridge Road, Camperdown NSW, Date Between 20th September 1976 and 15th November 1977 (see: Flat 41, Alexandra Dwellings, Camperdown. Damage to curtains belonging to tenant, Mrs. Albanese, | City of Sydney Archives) Town Clerk File Folder Number CSA008782. We believe this dispute with City of Sydney was created at same time of introduction of Children (Equality of Status) Bill 1976 (NSW No . 97, 1976) to effective embed the Albanese surname ruse.

Based on the above submitted paperwork and report, we believe we have met the threshold to seek an extraordinary sitting of this Court, the High Court, sitting as the Court of Disputed Returns under Part XXII of the Commonwealth Electoral Act 1918 (CEA), to make a determination on the disqualification of the above referenced candidate (Federal Member for Grayndler), due to researched failure to meet the operation of section 44 of the Constitution. We seek this, given its grave important to the ongoing sovereignty and operation of the Commonwealth of Australia, as the currently listed Federal Member for Grayndler is nominated Prime Minister in House of Representatives.