Stuart Stone
I'm still trying to grasp it in its' entirety, but it then goes on along these sorts of lines:
The Public Trust administers the estate (the consolidated revenue fund being the account I think) until we are 18, at which time we may administer the trust ourselves OR appoint a representative to administer the trust for us (which is why commonwealth governments have a house of representatives, to represent & administer the trust for us)
In other words, by enrolling to vote, we granted power of attorney to have someone else represent us.
The remedy (hidden in the clubhouse statutes) talk about how one can declare their will, but I'm still digging on that one...
I'll find the NZ link & let the video talk you through it because it all gets pretty overwhelming if you're trying to go it alone.
Printed copy · Anthology Volume 3, page 959
