De Pronuntionis Privatus et Securum | Pronouncement of Privacy and Security

I. This Pronouncement

i. Whoever has ears, let them hear! Whoever has eyes, let them see! By Right, Power and Authority of the Sovereign Rights as Pronounced by Our Prounouncement De Unitas Australia as a Free Sovereign of the Free Society of United Australia we make these further pronouncements known collectively as De Pronuntionis Privatus et Securum and also known as the Pronouncement of Privacy and Security; and

ii. These Sovereign Rights may be taken in official original document form and spoken form to represent one complete set of Rights and the highest of all Original Sovereign Law with the other Pronouncements we make; and

iii. When referring to Our Sovereign Pronouncements collectively is may also be taken both in printed form and spoken word that we mean the complete and accurate set of Rights as the highest of all Original Sovereign Law.

II. The Use of Rights Pronounced as Original Law

i. By Our Right, Our Hand and our Voice we solemnly pledge our most sacred sovereign act to use these Pronouncements and all Our Sovereign Rights for the betterment of our neighbour, our community respecting at all times due process and the living law; and

ii. Whilst Our Rights may permit the strongest of remedy against an injury inflicted upon Us and to the body of the Living Law, our goal shall be at all times to present fair and proportional remedy, not to exceed fair remedy and to seek positive solutions for the benefit of all parties; and

iii. We shall at all times remain respectful to the Office and Obligations of Sovereign and shall demonstrate respect for and kindness for others, as we may seek respect to be shown to Us, even when such respect is not demonstrated to Us.

III. Intellectual property rights of face, body, name and voice

i. Every man and woman is granted by the Divine Creator at birth Fixed and Irrevocable Title over their body therefore also their face, name and voice; and

ii. Any facsimile whether physical, digital in any form of image of face, name, body or voice remains a permanent extension of a man or woman's Fixed and Irrevocable Title, therefore the property of that particular man or woman regardless of whether they commissioned the reproduction or not; and

iii. When a man or woman participates in the recording of their face, name, body or voice, with full knowledge of the recording process and who is making the recording, it is automatically assumed that consent is given for these images to be recorded and used by the other individual, unless consent is denied; and

iv. Unless consent is provided to make a recording, the recording of a face, body, name or voice of a man or woman contravenes their natural property rights and therefore is equivalent to property theft; and

v. Even when a man or woman consents to a recording, such an action in no way cedes ownership, merely the right to use those recordings in the manner agreed.

IV. Physical Security and Safety

i. As all men and women are granted by the Divine Creator at birth Fixed and Irrevocable Title over their body, all men and women of sound mind and body once reaching the age of youth are ultimately responsible for the physical security and safety of their own body. No law may rightly abrogate this responsibility nor shall consent by a man or woman have any effect to ceding this obligation and responsibility; and

ii. When any man or woman is either not of sound mind or incapable of physically supporting themselves, then the obligation falls firstly upon the immediately family to assist the individual. If the family is physically unable to assist, then the obligation falls to the local community. Finally, if the local community is unable to assist it falls to the society. While such assistance as is necessary may be rendered to an individual, in no way may it be construed that such assistance implies a ceding of ultimate personal responsibility and Sovereign rights over their own body; and

iii. When any man or woman is lawfully or unlawfully detained, obligation for their physical safety and well being must be shared equally by those officers commissioned with enforcing their detainment.

V. Right to defend physical security and safety

i. All men and women have the Sovereign right to own arms and to defend themselves with proportional force against any real and actual threat against their physical safety. As officers of the courts are not permitted to exercise laws through threats of violence, actual violence or other forms of duress, the right to defend ones self against actual threats of violence includes any such unlawful and immoral action; and

ii. A Peace Officer, Police Officer, Sheriff or any other Officer of the Courts immediately cease to have the protection and rights of law when they are armed. When they present themselves armed on the highways against men and women, their legal status is less than bandits and highwaymen. When they present themselves in force against a community, sealing off roads or common ground their legal status is less than militia. When they present themselves upon the Sea their legal status is less than pirates. When they invade a domicile or place of work, their legal status is less than robbers and thieves; and

iii. No consent given to an armed Officer of the Court having the real legal status of nothing more than a bandit, militia, pirate or robber is legally binding as no contract or agreement is enforceable when duress, either actual or implied is present. When a court of any society refuses to denounce the legal status of its armed officers and recognize no contract exists to move forward, the court itself is guilty of contempt of due process and must be held equally liable; and

iv. The right of a man or woman to defend themselves and their domicile does not extend to the right to break the laws of the society to which they are a member. When a lawful action has been served upon a man or woman and they refuse to recognize such action, then unarmed Officers of the Court have the right to call upon that individual to surrender to the court. When an individual still refuses to obey the lawful action of the court, a society may rightfully suspend an individuals membership rights; and

v. When a sovereign man or woman discharges a deadly weapon against an unarmed Officer of the Courts, or threatens to discharge a weapon in their possession against an unarmed Officer of the Courts, then such a sovereign is declaring war against their own society. In such individual cases, the Courts are permitted to suspend the non-permission of carrying weapons against that individual and seek their capture or surrender. Upon their capture or surrender, the Court must once again withdraw all weapons from service.

VI. Data, Information and Knowledge

i. Data, information and knowledge possess discrete definitions in themselves and cannot be used as interchangeable terms. Data is defined as raw electronic material “as is” and not yet unclassified by any discrete enterprise or industry classification system; and

ii. Information is defined as Data that has been classified and stored by an enterprise and/or industry classification so that it can be viewed and seen by its original attributes as well as the classification system.; and

iii. Knowledge is defined as Information with its true representation of its real-world relationships that have been stored within some electronic or print system; and

iv. Digital knowledge is the sum of all electronic information stored on any magnetic, optical or other media on all computers of a nation, or body corporate. This digital knowledge represents the single digital knowledge set of the nation or body corporate and the digital intelligence of the nation or body corporate.

VII. Rights of Ownership of information

i. While there may be many individuals and institutions that for one reason or another have the personal digital information of others, the very information itself shall always be the rightful ownership of the individual concerned; and

ii. That an entity may record my name does not give them ownership of it. Therefore it shall always be known that the keepers of personal digital information are merely custodians of it.

VIII. Rights of privacy of personal digital information

i. In regards to the collection and use of information, It remains a fundamental moral principle that the privacy of the individual should be first and foremost the consideration of all civilized societies; and

ii. That a society has the technical means to undertake surveillance on some or all of its members does not give it the moral right to do so, or continue after a threat has been reduced; and

iii. Personal digital information of all kinds should not be captured purely because it can. The collection of information for its own sake without clear purpose should be considered immoral and in some cases a crime when it relates to personal financial information.

IX. Rights of safety of personal digital information and identity

i. When an individual or corporation stores and uses someone elses personal information they do so as custodians of it. Whether they recognize in written agreement or not, they shall be liable for its safety and protection from theft or miuse; and

ii. This applies especially to sensitive personal information as it relates to medical, education, social and other sensitive areas where information may be collected by government or private enterprise specialists.

X. Due diligence in the recorded access and use of personal digital information

i.It should be a reasonable expectation of all individuals that in matters of the user of their personal digital information that some record of access and use is kept; and

ii.This especially includes such organisations and entities that have a commercial or particularly unique relationship with an individual. An individual should always have the right to know who accessed their file and for what purpose, except in matters of national security; and

iii.In all other matters, organisations should be compelled by law to keep records and registers of all accesses and uses of personal digital information such that on approval of a freedom of information request all accesses and uses can be disclosed instantly.

XI. Freedom of access to personal digital information

i.An individual by rights of ownership of their own personal information shall have the right to request and receive access to the files storing their personal information by any institution, individual or government agency; and

ii. The granting of permission subject to national security issues should always be on the basis that it is the moral duty and responsibility of a custodian of someones information to provide freedom of access to that individual upon their request; and

iii. To deny a person access to their own property is considered immoral and unprincipled and therefore freedom of information shall always be the sign of an enlightened society.

XII. Freedom of private association

i. It is a fundamental sovereign right to individuals to associate privately, without fear of intrusion; and

ii. This right does not extend to imply the right to form societies in secret. It is a fundamental rejection of the respect and nature of law and due process to keep any law secret. Therefore a secret society by its very existence is treasonous to the law and disrespectful to the courts and due process of law.

iii. While freedom of association in public and private must be respected and protected, no society should permit the existence of secret laws and secret societies as such corrupting institutions are parasitic to the very laws that hold a society together.

Upon this Pronouncement we recognize the inmmutable fact that Our Sovereign Right is derived from the demonstrated proof of our Divine Creator in Unique Collective Awareness (UCA) that we are both one and unique, whilst being part of the many, the collective of all Awareness. In so being, We have full right to Claim both the authority and powers bestowed by the Divine Creator; and

Upon this Prounouncement we recognize a further immutable fact that if any sovereign man or woman, living or deceased is not free, then We cannot rightly proclaim our Own freedom; and

Therefore upon this Pronouncement, warranted by Our Sovereign Right, upon necessity, We invoke both our freedom and these Rights for Ourselves and for and on behalf of all men and women, living or deceased, with the considerate judgment of all sovereign men and women living and deceased and the gracious favor of our common Divine Creator; and

I affirm all the above supreme law, AB INITIO (FROM THE BEGINNING),

On behalf of myself and all other men and women, living and deceased, who are associated with me by my hand and seal this day,

In the truth ...