Why the Petition of Right Matters.

The Instrument aiding Lawful Remedy in the Commonwealth of Australia.

At the very core of the Anti-Corruption Academy lies one foundational principle — that every man and woman each hold a single share of the Commonwealth of Australia (WHEREAS the people) that commenced trading 1st January 1901 and must be aware of, and the duty as a shareholder of the Commonwealth to actively use the powerful lawful tools still available to stand in the jurisdiction of the Commonwealth of Australia and to be aided with : the Petition of Right.

This is not just historical. This is not just theory. It is a lawful avenue to assert your rights, seek remedy, and hold authority to the boundaries of the Commonwealth of Australia Constitution.

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What is the Petition of Right?

Originally codified in 1628 in England, the Petition of Right is a lawful instrument that affirms the principle that the Monarch (or government) is not above the law. In essence, it upholds jurisdiction to the Crown allowing the people approach the English Monarchy directly when a subject or subjects have suffered wrongs — allowing the sovereign to hear subject or subject’s grievance, outside of corrupt or compromised state machinery.

As David J. Walters petition so compellingly outlined, this is not merely a historical relic. It is a still-active, lawful process — recognised within our Commonwealth lawful structure and held to the common laws of England — that provides a clear path for any Commonwealth shareholder to seek lawful remedy without submitting to unlawful administrative overreach.

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Why It Matters to YOU

We founded the Anti-Corruption Academy because all Commonwealth Shareholders have and are burden with policy, colour-of-law enforcement, and bureaucratic officialdom indifference — all the while having no recourse in the current Australian political and legal system in use today.

You do.

The Petition of Right is that recourse.

This process is not about begging for change or permission — it is about reclaiming your status, asserting your unalienable English common law rights and calling on the Crown to fulfill its contract under seal to protect its people/shareholders from unlawful officialdom/governance, harm and injury.

It aids your remedy when the political and judicial systems having become corrupted or fail to operate in the boundaries of the organic Commonwealth of Australia Constitution and Common Laws of England of due process.

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What Makes This So Powerful?

• It upholds the original jurisdiction — placing the Crown in a position of lawful responsibility, bypassing lower corrupted systems.

• It’s you’re standing as a shareholder of the Commonwealth that gives it force.

• It’s lawful, not fiction — and rooted in foundational English common law principles.

• It cannot be ignored if properly written and submitted.

David J Walters' research shows clearly that this is not just theoretical. This is practical. This is active. And this is what your membership supports — learning how to lawfully stand and assert your rights.

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What You Need to Do

Every member of the Academy is strongly encouraged to complete and submit their own Petition of Right. This isn’t just an exercise — it’s an act of real, lawful engagement for your rightful government set to the boundaries of the organic Commonwealth Constitution.

We will be continuing to release guides and examples inside the members area to assist you in doing this properly and with confidence.

Remember: This is how we hold the system to account. Not by rage. Not by rebellion. But by lawful assertion of our rightful English common law position.

The Petition of Right is your voice and must be lawfully heard. And it’s a cornerstone of why we are here together in the Anti-Corruption Academy.

Let’s move forward — united, informed, and lawfully standing.

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In honour and truth
The ACA Team