Thank you for your email which has been received by Right to Information
(RTI) and Privacy, Department of Justice and Attorney-General (DJAG). 

Please note DJAG is unable to accept payment of credit card details via
telephone, fax or email, including PDF attachments. If an email is
received with credit card details, it will be deleted immediately, and
your application will not be processed. This is in accordance with the
Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard.   

Please note:  

For all queries relating to information held by the Queensland Police
Service, please contact their Right to Information and Privacy office on
(07) 3364 4666 or via email to [1][email address].   

For all queries relating to information held by Queensland Corrective
Services, please contact their Right to Information and Privacy office on
(07) 3565 7698, via email at [2][email address] or by post
to Queensland Corrective Services, RTI and Privacy Group, GPO Box 1054,
Brisbane QLD 4001.   

For all queries relating to information held by the Queensland Civil and
Administrative Tribunal (QCAT), please contact the Tribunal registry in
the first instance on 1300 753 228.   

Right to Information Act / Information Privacy Act Applications

If you are making an application to DJAG under either the Information
Privacy Act 2009 (IP Act) or the Right to Information Act 2009 (RTI Act) a
member of RTI and Privacy will respond in writing acknowledging receipt of
your application and advising how the application will proceed, and any
further actions that may be required by you.

Once your application is valid (meaning that all of the requirements for a
valid application under the legislation have been met) you will be
notified in writing and the statutory time-frame for processing a decision
(25 business days) will commence, however this may be extended. If this
occurs an officer from RTI and Privacy will contact you.

RTI and Privacy is able to assist you with information regarding the
procedural steps to lodge an application under the RTI Act or the IP Act
with DJAG for documents in its possession or control. However, the RTI and
IP process is not designed to answer questions. If you are seeking answers
to questions, and not documents, you might consider contacting the
business unit in DJAG responsible for the subject matter of your questions
directly.

Processing your application may take some time to be finalised due to the
impacts on resourcing as a result of the current Coronavirus. RTI and
Privacy will continue to update you on the status of your application as
it progresses.

Advice

RTI and Privacy does not provide legal advice.

Other government contacts

Should you wish to lodge an application with another Queensland government
agency please [3]contact their Right to Information and Privacy Unit, as
we are unable to comment on their processes or what records they may
potentially hold.

Should you require general advice regarding lodging applications or
further information about RTI or IP you may wish to contact the Queensland
Office of the Information Commissioner (OIC) by email at: 
[4][email address], by telephone: (07) 3234 7373 or their
website: [5]https://www.oic.qld.gov.au.

If your application relates to the records of either a Commonwealth
Government agency or large company, neither of which are covered by
Queensland right to information and privacy legislation  you may wish to
contact the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner(OAIC) by
email at: [6][email address], by telephone : 1300 363 992 or their
website: [7]https://www.oaic.gov.au.

Credit Card Payments

RTI and Privacy will not accept credit card details by fax or email,
including PDF attachments.  If an email is received with credit card
details, it will be deleted immediately and your form will not be
processed.  This is in accordance with the Payment Card Industry Data
Security Standard.

Kind regards,

Right to Information and Privacy

Department of Justice and Attorney-General

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Good afternoon Mr Miles

Thank you for your three emails received today, 1 April 2022 by Right to
Information and Privacy, Department of Justice and Attorney-General
(DJAG).

Each of these emails appear to be intended as applications under the Right
to Information Act 2009 (RTI Act) because the subject line of each of your
emails commences with: “Right to Information request”.

These emails seek:

 1. “Any and all legal Instruments, letters patent, Royal Assent for
Supreme Court of Victoria granted powers by Her Majesty as Krispy
Kreme Doughnuts Chapter III Court NO LEGAL STANDING EXACTLY the same
as the Australian Taxation Office, with its main business location,
Labrador Gold Coast 😂TRADED as ILFORD VIC PTY LTD.

Entity type: Australian Private Company

ABN 77 145 510 925

Entity name       From     To

ILFORD VIC PTY LTD        30 Jul 2010         (current)

ABN Status         From     To

Cancelled            19 Oct 2015

Main business location   From     To

QLD 4215            30 Jul 2010         (current)

Business name(s)help

Business name   From     To

supreme court of victoria 07 Jul 2014 -   

19 Oct 2015

land titles office victoria  04 Jul 2014  -

19 Oct 2015

the registrar of titles       02 Jul 2014         19 Oct”

 2. “Please provide without delay and in good faith, a certified true copy
of the Royal Warrant or Legal Instrument bearing Great Seal of the
United Kingdom, regarding Office of Governor of Queensland
RECONSTITUTED under the GREAT SEAL OF THE UNITED KINGDOM in 1986, as
confirmed by placing on the Public Record,High Court of Australia
Brisbane 2000 in Moeliker v Chapman. The case proved beyond
reasonable, with factual evidence the Australian Taxation Office was
NEVER GAZETTED and 2017 FOI request the ATO CONFIRMED it is NOT a
Office of the Commonwealth admitting it is a Foreign ENTITY registered
on US Securities and Exchange.”
 3. “At present is there ANY Qld State law, that PURPORTS to void,
invalidate and make repugnant Bill of Rights 1688 (Imperial).

Has any Qld Govt Dept, either a Statutory Authority, Statutory Entity or
third party been given exclusive powers by Legal Instruments, to disregard
the current status of the Bill of Rights 1688, Section 109 Commonwealth of
Australia Constitution 1900, to favour or prioritise, ANY Qld State law or
law that purports to use a State law exceeding, in force Imperial Laws?

That all grants and promises of fines and forfeitures of particular
persons before conviction are illegal and void.

[1]http://classic.austlii.edu.au › legis › act

bill of rights 1688 1 will and mary sess 2 c 2 - sect 12”

Section 24(2)(a) of the RTI Act relevantly provides “(2)The application
must – (a) be in the approved form and be accompanied by the application
fee.”  Accordingly, to make a Right to Information application in
Queensland, section 24(2)(a) of the RTI Act requires an applicant to
complete the approved form and pay the prescribed application fee of
$52.60 per application.

If you prefer not to use a paper form, which I have attached for you in
this email, you may choose to apply to DJAG for this information online by
visiting [2]www.rti.qld.gov.au.   If you would like assistance in
completing the form whether on paper or online, please contact us on (07)
3738 9887 and a member of our team will assist.

I note in relation to item 1, that the information you are requesting
relates to an entity incorporated in Victoria.  It is unlikely that a
Queensland Government Department will hold that information and you may
wish to approach the Victorian Government for this.  I have linked here
the details of the Office of the Victorian Information Commissioner, who
may assist you in relation to item 1 :
[3]https://ovic.vic.gov.au/freedom-of-infor...

In relation to item 3, above, it appears you are asking a question rather
than seeking documents.  The purpose of the RTI Act is not to answer
questions but rather to request specific documents.  If you would like
assistance on how best to cast your application for item 3 as a request
for documents, please contact us on (07) 3738 9887 and a member of our
team will assist.

Once we receive your completed application(s), and the prescribed
application fee of $52.60 per application, we will be in touch with you
again.

Kind regards

Mehtap Komuksu

Mehtap (Meta) Komuksu

B.A., LL.B, GDLegPrac.

Acting Director

Right to Information and Privacy

Department of Justice and Attorney-General

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