Tuesday, 8 September 2026
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Ignorantia juris non excusat — ignorance of the law excuses no one.
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Welcome to The Commonwealth of Australia PMA — A Note for New Visitors

You have arrived at a place built on a simple and ancient premise: that a man or woman who does not know their rights is in no position to assert them.

The Commonwealth of Australia Constitution Act 1900 (UK), (Federal Register of Legislation identifier C2013Q00005 C06), is a real instrument. It was enacted by the Imperial Parliament of the United Kingdom. It has never been repealed. It remains the supreme law of this land. Everything that flows from it — every Act of Parliament, every regulation, every exercise of public power — is only lawful to the extent that it is authorised by that instrument.

Most people living in Australia today have never read it. They have never been told what it says, what rights it preserves, or what limits it places on those who exercise power in its name. That ignorance does not happen by accident.

This website exists to change that.

Here you will find constitutional documents, case law, plain-language explanations, affidavit templates, FOI resources, and the accumulated research of men and women who refused to accept that the law was too complex for ordinary people to understand. Much of that work has been tested. Some of it has succeeded. All of it is offered in good faith. The greater part of these resources is freely accessible; some materials are held within the Private Members Association, not to place them out of reach, but to ensure they are accompanied by the context and explanation they require – and to prevent them from being stripped of that context and circulated without it.

This is not a law firm. Nothing here is legal advice. The contributors are not lawyers, and this site does not create any client relationship. What it does offer is information – the raw material of informed decision-making – which is the birthright of every living man and woman on the planet.

Read. Learn. Ask questions. The Constitution belongs to the people. It always has.

Audi alteram partem. Hear the other side.

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