“Seize the state, seize the day”: state capture, corruption, and influence in transition refer source
Mr Key
I wrote to you this morning regarding the animal welfare institute of New Zealand ( AWINZ ) a law enforcement authority which is fictional in structure and although it has legal powers is no more than a trading name for one man who wrote the legislation to facilitate it.
Because of the lack of substance of AWINZ there are no binding contracts but despite this those using the name in the pretence that it exists have the legal ability ( and has done so ) to prosecute citizens and keep the proceeds section 171 animal welfare act.
AWINZ came into being when a citizen who had drafted a business plan for his own business venture , wrote the major part of the animal welfare act, he then became an employee of the select committee and was their independent advisor, he was also advisor to MAF .
When the act he had contributed to and advised on became law he told the minister that an organisation existed and applied in the name of that organisation for approved status under the act to give himself the same rights as the RNZSPCA of which he had been a former director.
The statements in the application was false and in 2006 there was no evidence of any organisation and an alleged trustee stated that the proposed trustees had not met since late 1998 . The deed which was supplied had expired in 2003 and he contracts with local and central government was signed without the deed or any evidence of trustees being provided.
Despite claims that AWINZ no longer exists it is still a registered charity and has never been removed from the list of approved organisation.
I have been informed that this is a good example of state capture which is a form of corrupt practice. The article whose title has been used was published in 2000.
I again emphasise that I questioned this corrupt practice some 4 ½ years ago and have been held in the court without right of trial having been arbitrarily found guilty of defamation on the basis of my own affidavit which was submitted in mitigation of damages as the act allows for.
I have been unsuccessful in finding any government department which deals with this aspect of corruption and therefore seek your assistance.
Could you please advise to whom one makes a complaint with regards to state capture and By way of OIA please supply all documents which consider this form of corruption and methods we have employed to combat this .
More information with regards to AWINZ can be found on my blog site https://anticorruptionnz.wordpress.com/
Regards
Grace Haden
Phone (09) 520 1815
mobile 027 286 8239
visit us at www.verisure.co.nz
From: Grace Haden [mailto:grace@verisure.co.nz]
Sent: Monday, 13 December 2010 12:42 p.m.
To: ‘j.key@ministers.govt.nz’
Cc: ‘s.power@ministers.govt.nz’; ‘j.collins@ministers.govt.nz’; ‘d.carter@ministers.govt.nz’
Subject: whistleblower protection United nations convention agaisnt corruption
Good afternoon Mr Key
Some 4 ½ years ago I asked questions of a private law enforcement authority which contracted to both local and central government .
The so called organisation was run by the man who wrote and advised on the legislation to facilitate it he
1. Applied for approved status under the act which he had written ( animal welfare ) for an organisation which did not exist to become an approved organisation making it similar to the RNZSPCA
2. Avoided sending a trust deed when Maf requested it
3. Failed to register the so called trust under the charitable trust act as assured in the application and in correspondence to the then minster of agriculture
4. In 2006 when I questioned the existence of the trust and the lack of trust deeds on public record I was sued for defamation for calling it s sham trust.
a. In a game of legal manoeuvring I was prevented from having a defence and no decision has ever been made that I defamed Mr wells and that what I said was not the truth . the court has continually been misled and I have been denied the right to a fair hearing. ( the only hearing was for Quantum in which my affidavit of mitigation of damages was used against me
5. The trust documents which first saw light in 2006 claim that the deed was signed 1.3.2000
a. This is some 4 months after the trust was claimed to be in existence ( application 22/1/99 )
b. The deed states that the trustees are appointed for 3 years this means that without further proof the trust ceased to exist after 1/3/2003
i. The trustees claim that the trust did not meet and there is therefore no evidence of re appointment of trustees .No evidence has been provided or is available to show that the trust continued to exist
6. The author of the legislation acting as trustee of the trust whose deed had now expired signed agreements with MAF and to Waitakere city through his colleague Tom Didovich the manager of dog and stock control , who’s job he was to acquire a year or so later.
a. This manager had also collected the signatures for the deed, witnessed them and then became a trustee of a similarly named trust which attempted to show continuity.
I have been to every government department which I can think of , I have been stone walled all the way .
Had New Zealand ratified the united nations convention against corruption I would have protection through the court , instead all these years of litigation have taken their toll on my family , my financial resources , my health, my business , my friends .
Not only am I not provided with any protection I have been left entirely in the cold by all government agencies which have a responsibility to ensure that corrupt practices do not occur.
This is far worse than John Davies, Marianne Thompson and Stephen Wilce, yet no one will investigate , I have been left entirely on my own
Could you please advise why a matter of government and local bodies contracting to fictional bodies through the staff members is not seen as fraud and corruption and why no one investigates.
Regards
Grace Haden
Phone (09) 520 1815
mobile 027 286 8239
visit us at www.verisure.co.nz
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