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Post by mod7 on May 28, 2024 17:13:04 GMT -5
The link to the Australian Government National Redress Scheme is here. What is redress?The National Redress Scheme acknowledges that many children were sexually abused in Australian institutions. It recognises the suffering endured because of this abuse, and holds institutions accountable for this abuse. People can apply to the National Redress Scheme by filling in a paper application form, or they can apply online through myGov. An offer of redress can include: - a payment
- counselling that is confidential and culturally safe
- a direct personal response, such as an apology, from an institution.
Applicants can choose what parts of the redress offer they want to receive.
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Post by mod7 on May 28, 2024 17:51:50 GMT -5
News just out of Australia. The 2X2 church is not able to join the Government Redress Scheme, most probably because it is not a registered entity and unable to meet legal requirements. This after promises were made that joining the scheme was imminent, and that it was signed up. Porkies?
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Post by mod7 on May 28, 2024 17:52:37 GMT -5
News just out of Australia. The 2X2 church is not able to join the Government Redress Scheme, most probably because it is not a registered entity and unable to meet legal requirements. This after promises were made that joining the scheme was imminent, and that it was signed up. Porkies? Laura McConnell Conti has been a driving force behind getting the workers to agree to join the redress scheme and has had a great many promises made to her. Sad to see that they were totally empty promises that were essentially stringing her along as there was never any real prospect of it happening. Utterly utterly evil gaslighting and deception by those who should know better.
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Post by mod7 on May 28, 2024 17:53:22 GMT -5
News just out of Australia. The 2X2 church is not able to join the Government Redress Scheme, most probably because it is not a registered entity and unable to meet legal requirements. This after promises were made that joining the scheme was imminent, and that it was signed up. Porkies? I believe they registered as something, but no ‘bank accounts’. So that means victims could potentially still claim thru the redress scheme, but the Commonwealth (ie taxpayer) will pay. Begs the question, where do all the ‘donations’ go.
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Post by Pragmatic on May 28, 2024 18:45:44 GMT -5
I believe they registered as something, but no ‘bank accounts’. So that means victims could potentially still claim thru the redress scheme, but the Commonwealth (ie taxpayer) will pay. Begs the question, where do all the ‘donations’ go. It was something along the lines of "United Christian Conventions" at one point in Australia, not sure about New Zealand.
There's some big buckets of $$$ somewhere.
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Post by nswelshman on Jun 1, 2024 8:45:55 GMT -5
It is registered separately in each state. It is a requirement of all public schools who hire out their facilities to have the group be insured. I have copies of the insurance for NSW which includes insurance for public liability including sexual assault by staff members.
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Post by elizabethcoleman on Jun 10, 2024 5:54:36 GMT -5
It is registered separately in each state. It is a requirement of all public schools who hire out their facilities to have the group be insured. I have copies of the insurance for NSW which includes insurance for public liability including sexual assault by staff members. Thanks nswelshman. In those insurance documents, what is the group called or registered as? (ie their organisational name)
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Post by ovid on Jun 12, 2024 21:09:28 GMT -5
It is registered separately in each state. It is a requirement of all public schools who hire out their facilities to have the group be insured. I have copies of the insurance for NSW which includes insurance for public liability including sexual assault by staff members. Fascinating nswelshman . How about a even some scant evidence (with private details redacted) to back up your assertion. No-one believes such a formal registration or paper-trail exists in any state. The persistent opaqueness continues. Victoria used to have a trust that was wound up year ago. Other states, nope.
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Post by help on Jun 12, 2024 21:24:44 GMT -5
A lot of mystery about the winding up of that trust in Victoria. The reason was never disclosed, all carried out in secrecy. Some of our hard earned went into that, but we will never know where it went. There should be disclosure and openness with all financial matters. Maybe the FBI will check it out.
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Post by elizabethcoleman on Jun 13, 2024 7:18:42 GMT -5
It is registered separately in each state. It is a requirement of all public schools who hire out their facilities to have the group be insured. I have copies of the insurance for NSW which includes insurance for public liability including sexual assault by staff members. Thanks nswelshman. In those insurance documents, what is the group called or registered as? (ie their organisational name) And of course you can't answer that. Because a registration name is needed, but it's a secret registration name, because the church has no name, so it cannot be seen to have a name, even if it does. Hypothetically, if one were to be assaulted by a staff member of this organisation, how would they report their abuse, not knowing the (insured) name the group is registered under? Or is this just a tick box exercise to be able to rent halls? And you may find yourself in a church with no name And you may find yourself knowing lots of secret names And you may find yourself behind the supression of names And you may find yourself in a nameless church, with secret paperwork, And you may ask yourself, "Well, how did I get here?"
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Post by BobWilliston on Jun 13, 2024 21:16:26 GMT -5
And you may find yourself in a church with no name And you may find yourself knowing lots of secret names And you may find yourself behind the supression of names And you may find yourself in a nameless church, with secret paperwork, And you may ask yourself, "Well, how did I get here?" Sound like what I found: I found that THAT worker lied. Then I found that THAT worker lied. Then I found that THAT worker lied. Then I found that THAT worker lied. Then I found that THAT worker lied. Then I found that most of them will believe a LIAR. And then I learned a new phrase: "alternate truths" and I knew what I was dealing with . . . When I started out, that was the last thing I thought I'd learn.
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Post by nswelshman on Jun 14, 2024 6:53:52 GMT -5
It is registered separately in each state. It is a requirement of all public schools who hire out their facilities to have the group be insured. I have copies of the insurance for NSW which includes insurance for public liability including sexual assault by staff members. Thanks nswelshman. In those insurance documents, what is the group called or registered as? (ie their organisational name) The Insured party is(was) Undenominational Christians
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Post by nswelshman on Jun 14, 2024 6:55:50 GMT -5
It is registered separately in each state. It is a requirement of all public schools who hire out their facilities to have the group be insured. I have copies of the insurance for NSW which includes insurance for public liability including sexual assault by staff members. Fascinating nswelshman . How about a even some scant evidence (with private details redacted) to back up your assertion. No-one believes such a formal registration or paper-trail exists in any state. The persistent opaqueness continues. Victoria used to have a trust that was wound up year ago. Other states, nope. I'm not fussed about providing the evidence to random people on the internet. I showed it to Ross Bowden 10 years ago or so.
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Post by elizabethcoleman on Jun 15, 2024 7:57:56 GMT -5
Thanks nswelshman. In those insurance documents, what is the group called or registered as? (ie their organisational name) The Insured party is(was) Undenominational Christians Thanks, appreciate your response. This label (undenominational) continues to be another untruth of the two-by-twos, but I understand how deeply entrenched it is, and don't blame you for that. "Church denominations are larger organizations that hold a particular identity, set of beliefs, and traditions. In denominational churches, the broader organization may set forth directives on leadership structures, membership, and dogma. In non-denominational churches, each church makes decisions on various parts of church life for itself."
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