Role of the National Treasury Committee
The Committee has fiduciary responsibility for the Terra Australis Treasury, and is tasked with overseeing and managing the nation's financial resources during the transitional phase.

Initially the committee will research and define the role of the Committee, the processes and safeguards

The Committee will have several key responsibilities, including:

• Defining and drafting the structure, role and procedures for the Office of National Treasurer in preparation for an election
• Managing the Treasury: Safeguarding and overseeing the proper use of the public money and assets.
• Payroll management: Enabling the payroll of service providers currently masquerading as governments and ensuring that payments are made in alignment with national priorities.
• Accounts management: Reviewing, auditing, and managing the financial accounts of current service providers.
• Managing payments: Learning, defining and documenting the payment processes for each of the relevant service providers including checking and validation of bills and charges, checks and balances and necessary decision-making processes.
• Establishing payment conditions: Creating a framework for payments, with specific conditions to ensure that funds are used in ways that eliminate harm to the people, protect rights, and promote the future prosperity of the nation.
• Supporting national infrastructure: Managing and disbursing funds to maintain and improve essential local, state and national services, ensuring that services continue smoothly during the transition.
• Engaging elected Treasurers as States stand their General and Governance Assemblies, to enact the will of the people in all Treasury decision making.
• Fully comprehend the necessary interactions and support mechanisms required between the National Treasury and the creation and operation of the ‘Prosperity Credit Unions’.
• Other tasks and duties necessary to the proper fulfilment of Office duties.