The Last Man Standing Doctrine states that if just one man remains, owed a debt or guarantee, they are still entitled to it.

The founders of TASA acting on their knowledge, gained after more than a decade of detailed research, accepted their duty under the 'last man standing doctrine' and secured the land mass of Terra Australis, putting a foot in the door as it closed, in behalf of the people.

They then called the assemblies into session on 12 January 2024 by placing public notices in newspapers in each State of 'Australia', allowing the people to begin the process of building their lawful, peaceful assemblies.

Every word and phrase on the reconveyance/conveyance document templates are researched and carefully chosen. The documents are regularly reviewed and updated as new information is received, and the templates are gifted to the people of Terra Australis by TASA.

All the templates are available for free on the TASA website
(asking a twelve dollar annual gift to help cover website costs) 🙏

TASA provides an array of tools to (y)our assemblies, primarily free of charge. These are gifted wherever possible on the basis that unless we are all free, none of us is truly free - this is genuinely a heart centred initiative.

Website Development, Maintenance and Hosting

TASA currently gifts the following websites to the assembly communities:

• terraaustralisstatesassembly.com/
• terraaustralisstatesassembly.net/ (one for every local and national assembly)
• tapktf.net/
• theterraaustralisan.net/

The Terra Australisan

National community paper

This national community paper is produced and substantially funded by TASA as a tool for outreach, and a platform for low cost public notices for the community.

theterraaustralisan.net/

PET Initiative

TASA facilitated Anna's approval, printing, fund raising and printing of the book 'You Know Something is Wrong When..." to allow the assemblies to create and fulfil the Public Education Tour - an initiative to provide education materials and support to the policy enforcers (men and women working for police, councils etc).

Training Materials

The assemblies are the governing body of your locality, and as such, required to be properly structured, peaceful and functioning.

To achieve this, it is a requirement that all assembly pillars are audited and approved to proceed to elections - both for the proper functioning of the assembly and for the protection of the greater assembly initiative.

On advice from the Peace Keeping Task Force (PKTF), TASA will give the formal go-ahead to each assembly prior to proceeding to election.

To be eligible, and receive the TASA Credential Card you are required to upload the following information/documents/images:

• Notarised Declaration of Political Status PDF
• Notarised Witness Testimony Affirmations PDF
• Notarised Fee Schedule PDF
• An active GFG account and GFG Recording Number
• Clear image of a red ink thumbprint
• A passport sized/format photo

The card, valid for 10 years, can be ordered on the TASA website

Our core beliefs could be described like this:

1️⃣ You cannot lift the usufruct bucket while standing in it. While you may ‘win’ the occasional court case or charge using the systems own rules – like statutes or Common Law – we maintain that the only way to put an end to the tyranny and free everyone is through Lawful assemblies. TASA offers a comprehensive set of paperwork to help you cancel all unconscionable contracts, claim your vessels and put yourself back onto the land – this is step one of the TASA journey.

2️⃣ You must learn to self-govern. We have been trained to react and behave in ways that keep us small – freedom comes only after we break those paradigms, straighten our backs and square our shoulders – then speak and live only truth.

3️⃣ Assemble peacefully to govern your communities. Assembly-based self-governance is true governance by the people, for the people. It is how the people express their collective will, how their will is implemented, how we uphold and administer the Law, and how we protect the people and defend our Natural Rights. There is no other way to set all people free.

We have big goals – to free every man, woman, boy and girl on Earth, and to steward the Earth for our use now and for the benefit of the generations to come.

Achieving this goal requires local action; home by home, community by community, we are doing this.

✅ We Are Building a Lawful Country

Instead of fighting the old world, we are assembling the new. We recognise that governance belongs to the people – not corrupted corporations.

✅ We Operate Under Lawful Principles

We are creating true self-governance through lawful, peaceful assemblies that enable the collective will of the people to be expressed and implemented.

✅ We Are Assembling, Not Just Discussing

We do not waste time in online debates or theories. We are physically forming Assemblies, that will exercise real authority.

✅ We Build Systems of Self-Sufficiency

Governance is more than words—it requires food, energy, trade, and defence. We need to ensure the continuation of services as we build real-world solutions that allow communities to step away from corporate control.

✅ We Do Not Seek Permission—We Stand in Our Authority

We do not ask the system to recognise us. We declare it. We affirm it. We live it.

We know what needs to be done, and we are doing it.

This is where we express the collective will of the people , enabling governance by the people, for the people.

All the people of the locality make up the General Assembly, though participation is voluntary and some will decide not to take an active role.

The community ought to come together at least once per month to discuss and make decisions about matters affecting their locality.

The General Assembly is what is referred to as ad-hoc, meaning the Offices only exist while the assembly is in session. As such, there are only two Elected Offices to the General Assembly – the Speaker and the Secretary. There are, however, many active Action Groups working on different initiatives and actions all the time.

If it happens in your community and it effects public property, public assets, public resources or public infrastructure, then it is public business and falls under the purview of the Local General Assembly. This includes anything the ‘Government’ claims it owns, and any public assets that might have been sold or privatised on paper. And by General Assembly, we mean you.

If someone from your community wants something done, or something to stop being done with public assets or by the corporate service providers, they must present their proposal (with research, evidence, costing, community support etc) to the General Assembly meeting. The best way to get support for your ideas is to form an Action Group and get others in the community to help and support your initiative.

The plans and proposals created by the Action Groups are presented to the General Assembly. Depending on the powers delegated by the people to the meeting, decisions on the plans and proposals presented may be made by a show of hands on the day, or the decision may be put to an election by the broader community.

All the people in the locality are, by default, part of the General Assembly - they just need to actively take part in the decision making process.

Example: Link

The elected Offices - responsible to enact the people's collective will, as expressed by the General Assembly - are attached to the Governance Assembly.

This is the arm of our governance structure tasked with implementing the decisions of the General Assembly. The Office's have authority to act (within the bounds of their Office Charter) by virtue of the fact they are elected to Office by the (status corrected) people.

Regardless of the initiative they are to implement, whether it be to build a new bridge, repair a public rest room, or stop injecting harmful substances into newborns, the initiatives are the Law for that locality by virtue of the fact they were elected to be done by the express collective will of the people.

There is no higher authority in that locality, so long as they do no harm.

Example: Link

Uphold the law:

We ensure that the law is upheld, within the fundamental principle of do no harm. We prioritise community involvement in maintaining safety and hold accountable those who cause harm, ensuring justice is served.

Administer the law:

Every individual has the right to a fair trial. We uphold the principle of "innocent until proven guilty," facilitating direct jury trials and promoting restorative justice practices. We ensure that anyone who has been harmed has equal access to our courts, regardless of their circumstances.

Keep the Peace:

We work proactively to prevent conflict and address issues that threaten peace in our communities, fostering a culture of cooperation, respect, and understanding.

Protecting Rights:

We actively safeguard the freedoms and rights of all individuals, ensuring justice is accessible and transparent, aligned with the principle do no harm.

Example: Link

The Guardianage Assembly exists to protect our people and their property, serving as the first responders in times of emergency. Composed of dedicated volunteers from our community, we are committed to fostering a safe and secure environment for all.

Together, we have built a safe and resilient society where everyone feels protected and valued, contributing to a future in which empowered communities thrive and live in harmony.

Ensure Safety:

By default, everyone is part of the Guardianage Assembly, and every time you do something to help your neighbour, you are fulfilling your responsibility.

We prioritise the safety and well-being of our community, responding to emergencies, threats, and crises with courage, professionalism, and compassion, ensuring that all individuals feel secure in their homes and neighbourhoods.

Build Community Resilience:

We empower community members to take an active role in their own safety through training and education, cultivating a network of informed and prepared individuals who can effectively respond to challenges and support one another.

Promote Collaboration:

We work closely with local service organisations and agencies to coordinate emergency response efforts, ensuring that resources are deployed efficiently and effectively in times of need, fostering a spirit of cooperation among all stakeholders.

Foster Trust and Support:

We cultivate strong relationships within the community, promoting trust and cooperation among the people and the commercial emergency responders, thus enhancing our collective capacity to face challenges together.

Encourage Volunteerism:

We invite and encourage all community members to join us as volunteers, fostering a spirit of service and camaraderie that strengthens our response to emergencies and embodies the collective will of the people in action.

Example: Link

Guardianage Assembly Training & Support:

PKTF Liaison Officers act as links between local communities and the Guardianage Assembly. Their primary responsibility is to raise awareness of the comprehensive services, training, and support provided by the PKTF, ensuring that local Guardianage Assemblies are fully equipped to benefit from and implement these essential resources. Through active engagement and outreach, PKTF officers foster connections that strengthen local readiness and resilience.

Lawful Peacekeeping and Security:

PKTF Liaison Officers work with their Guardianage and local Jural Assembly Peace Keepers, fostering mutual respect and collaboration between the PKTF, the Guardianage Assembly and the other emergency response service organisations. A central focus of PKTF’s duties is on maintaining peace, order, and security within local assemblies. Officers work closely with local authorities and community leaders to enforce lawful peacekeeping measures, ensuring that all operations are carried out in a non-violent, diplomatic manner. Officers are to ensure that constant liaison is done with local authorities to give them peace of mind that we are not a belligerent group who mean harm.

Liaison and Collaboration:

PKTF Liaison Officers serve as key liaisons, actively engaging with a wide range of stakeholders, including community members, local leaders, and law enforcement. Their role is to facilitate open, respectful communication, ensuring that interactions between all parties are conducted in a peaceful and cooperative manner. The primary objective is to foster a collaborative environment where issues are addressed and resolved through mutual respect, understanding, and shared responsibility, thereby promoting harmony and community well-being.

Emergency and Disaster Relief:

PKTF ensures that Assemblies are well-prepared with the necessary skills, equipment, and resources to manage emergency operations, disaster relief, and community defence. All activities are conducted lawfully and with the highest integrity, focusing on minimising harm, and protecting life and property. PKTF officers are equipped to assist any Assembly during emergencies, whether responding to a direct request for help or proactively offering support when needed, ensuring timely and coordinated disaster response.

Monitoring Guardianage Assembly Performance:

As a third-party service provider directly involved in training and overseeing the day-to-day operations of the Guardianage Assembly, PKTF plays an important role in reporting and certifying the Assembly's performance and adherence to lawful intent. Officers ensure ongoing communication with local authorities, providing reassurance that Guardianage Assemblies are non-belligerent, operating within lawful, peaceful guidelines. This active engagement fosters trust between Assemblies and community stakeholders, promoting transparency and accountability in all operations.

Audit Services

Assemblies may engage PKTF to provide third party audit services

Ombudsman Services

Assemblies may engage PKTF to provide third party Ombudsman services

To learn more, visit Why Should I Correct My Status

To learn more, visit Steps to Correct Your Political Status

Soil

Soil is the jurisdiction of life - where men and women do business and interact with men and women - where "my word is my bond" actually means something and agreements are sealed with a hand shake.

The Law of the Soil jurisdiction is custom and community expectations - where we love and assist our neighbours and actively engage in building strong communities.

Law is unwritten, and in fact writing doesn't really exist here, but it is the highest jurisdiction of Law and of law.

This is the jurisdiction of the Local Area Assemblies.

Land

International Land Law covers all the land (even that under the ocean), which is why it includes the Law of Nations. Law of the Soil covers the top 6 inches of topsoil in each country, and is the common law of Living Men & Women.  Land and Soil is about Unincorporated business and trade, good faith agreements and treaties between honourable men and women, and accountable Governments.

Lawful persons operate on the land and soil, and their names are written in English – John Adam Doe; John Adam; John Doe; Doe, John-Adam or by: John Adam of the family Doe

Water

Water (or Sea) jurisdiction is divided into Maritime Law ( Commercial Contracts) and Admiralty Law (Military).

“The realm of the sea is inhabited by Legal Fiction Persons, dead wraiths representing offices, incorporated businesses, and THINGS which may be little more than a label or description or title or thought-form --- or even a number on a dog tag.”

“Alarm Given – Trespass with the General Jurisdictions”, Anna Von Reitz

Military titles such as Mr, Mrs, Miss, Ms, Dr, etc are all used to denote that legal fiction persons exist in the world of the dead. Names are written in Proper Case, Mr John Doe, Mr John A. Doe, Ms Mary Jane Doe.

Air

“Ecclesiastical Law deals with the administration of the Church as an institution with respect to the rest of the world and especially those matters that the Church is responsible for  as a result of its own activities such as the creation of Monarchies, and standards of time, weights, and measures, postal service, intellectual property management and ownership issues related to the establishment of names, genealogies, and other vital records, copyrights, trademarks, patents, and charters of incorporated entities as well as the definition and discipline of corporations themselves.”

“Alarm Given – Trespass with the General Jurisdictions”, Anna Von Reitz

Statutory Trusts, Co-Operatives, Foundations, LLC’s, (Limited Liability Company) Corporations (Big Pharma, Big Ag, Police, Insurance), Municipalities (towns or districts)

(Incorporated Entities aka) Strawman Names designated to Air Jurisdiction are written in Upper Case – JOHN ADAM DOE, JOHN A. DOE, JOHN DOE