Proposal for a Plebiscite Requesting a 2028 Referendum
To Replace the Colonial Constitutions of the Existing Five States and the Two Onshore Territories with a Single Republican Constitution and for the Australian Treasury to Create the Australian Monetary Authority, to Acquire the Reserve Bank of Australia, to Eliminate the Practice of Fractional Reserve Banking, and Other Matters.
This plebiscite challenges over 500 local government entities, universities, hospitals, professional associations, and parliamentarians to unite behind a proposal that will fundamentally transform Australia's constitutional and monetary system.
"I expect that this will be the one and only chance that the challenged entities will ever have of ensuring adequate funding — in most instances consisting of grants of interest and debt-free money."
Deadline: December 31, 2027 | Goal: 10 Million Supporters
The complete plebiscite proposal document.
A proposed new foundational document to replace the 1900 colonial constitution.
"We, the multinational people of Australia, united by a common fate on our land, establishing human rights and freedoms, civic peace and accord, preserving the historically established state unity..."
Bill for an Act: National Emergency Employment Defense Act
From the effective date, no private person shall create money. This eliminates fractional reserve banking.
An independent agency within Treasury to oversee monetary policy, replacing the privately-controlled Reserve Bank structure.
Support the Plebiscite for a Referendum to enact the new Constitution of Australia and the Australian NEED Act.
Deadline: December 31, 2027 | Goal: 10 Million Supporters
The current Constitution has proved almost impossible to amend and has no provision for replacement. It is an Act of the British Parliament.
The Act requires the Monetary Authority to maintain money supply growth commensurate with productive capacity, preventing inflation.
All deposits remain fully guaranteed. Banks continue as intermediaries but cannot create money through fractional reserve lending.
A gold-backed digital currency alternative to Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs).
Option 1 (CBDC): Programmable digital currency controlled by central banks. "This option is all about control."
Option 2 (GTN): Voluntary gold-backed currency facilitating free exchange without centralized control.
"Money is the means of exchanging one's production for consumption." - Jean-Baptiste Say, 1803
A not-for-profit trading system for commerce in Australian dollars and/or gold.
100 GTNs = 1 gram of 99.99% pure allocated gold
| Transaction Type | Fee |
|---|---|
| General Purchases | 2% |
| Motor Vehicles | 1% |
| Real Estate | 0.25% |
| GTN Transactions | 0.25% (reserve) |
Access the complete text of all proposals. All documents are available for download in PDF format.
Proposed new constitution establishing republican government, First Nations equality, and social state guarantees.
Bill for an Act: National Emergency Employment Defense Act. Monetary reform legislation.
The complete plebiscite proposal document. Reasons for action, benefits of enactment, and the path to referendum.
Trading alliance for gold-backed commerce with Gold Trade Notes (GTNs).
Gold-backed digital currency system - an alternative to CBDCs.
Registration form and pledge of support for the plebiscite and referendum.
Broader political and historical analysis - shifting the Overton Window on Australian sovereignty.
This is a proposal for a Plebiscite Requesting a 2028 Referendum to enact two interdependent pieces of legislation: the new Constitution of Australia and the Australian NEED Act.
Obtain support from not less than 10 million Australians by December 31, 2027 - representing approximately 40% of the voting-age population.
The plebiscite will be promoted through direct outreach to:
Each organization will be invited to encourage their members, employees, rate-payers, patients, students, and supporters to register their support.
Funding Opportunity: This represents the one and only chance for challenged entities to ensure adequate funding through grants of interest and debt-free money as provided by the proposed monetary reforms.