Category: HTH – Legislations Breached – Crimes Commited by Council

 To Be Updated as new information is assessed.

Victims : Nina McDonald and Alexander Henderson of Biggenden

Breaches of Disability Service Act 2006
24 (1) (2),  25 (b) (c), 26 (a,b,c)  28 29 (a) (b) 30
By Sims employed by North Burnett Regional Council

North Burnett Regional Council Provides services to all residents in their local area. Rate Payers and renters. In that capacity NBRC provides services to the sector of the community who are disabled.

North Burnett Regional Council are therefore required to follow all Queensland and Commonwealth laws and acts including the following. The full acts are downloadable below or by google search with an added PDF to your search string.

Disability Services Act 2006 
Disability Act Queensland
Anti Discrimination Act Queensland
Human Rights Act Queensland 2019
Queensland Disability plan 2022 -2027

Every person has the right to be treated as individuals with individual needs. They have the right to be provided with information and services in a way they can understand and is easily accessible. They also have the right to assistance provided to them and offered in a way they can understand.

When dealing with a person on the autism spectrum and one with ADHD PTSD and dyslexia Council has a few legal obligations and guidelines, laws that they must adhere to.  The first is full consideration of their abilities to respond, and deal with all the information to a satisfactory out come of the for the resident, before council as the resident always comes first, you are serving them, the public.
The answer to the obvious question is “you didn’t ask” when you ask “how did we know?”
When ascertaining disability ASK comes first. Non judgemental eye from a base of acceptance is second.
Queensland Anti Discrimination Laws.

Direct and indirect discrimination
Direct disability discrimination happens when a person with a disability is treated less favourably than a person
without that disability in the same or similar circumstances.
Indirect discrimination can be less obvious. It can happen when employers or service providers put in place
conditions, requirements or practices that appear to treat everyone the same but which actually disadvantage
some people because of their disability. It will be discriminatory if a requirement or condition:
• applies to everyone, but because of their disability the person is not able to comply or, although able to
comply, would suffer serious disadvantage by doing so, and
• the requirement or condition disadvantages a person because of their disability, and
• it is unreasonable in all of the circumstance

Here is a few of them which I will both expand and narrow down with precision to add to the list of serious breaches and crimes perpetrated By NBRC

 

24Services to be tailored to meet individual needs and goals

(1)Services should be tailored to meet the individual needs and goals of people with disability.

(2)To be responsive to the needs and goals of people with disability, innovation and flexibility are encouraged when designing services.

25People with disability experiencing additional barriers

Services should be designed and implemented to meet the needs of people with disability who may experience additional barriers—

(b)because of their age, gender or culturally or linguistically diverse backgrounds; or

(c)because of their rural or remote location.

26Promotion of competency, positive image and self-esteem

Services should be designed and implemented to—

(a)promote recognition of the competence of people with disability; and

(b)promote a positive image of people with disability; and

(c)enhance the self-esteem of people with disability

 

28No single service provider to exercise control over life of person with disability

Services should be designed and implemented to ensure that no single service provider exercises control over all or most aspects of the life of a person with disability.

29Consideration for others involved with people with disability

Services should be designed and implemented to—

(a)have sufficient regard to the needs of families, carers and advocates of people with disability; and

(b)recognise the demands on the families of people with disability; and

(c)take into account the implications for, and demands on, the families of people with disability.

30Service providers to make information available

(1)Service providers should make available information that allows the quality of their services to be judged.

(2)The information should be available to the people using the services, their families, carers and advocates, people giving financial assistance for the services and the community generally.

 

 

copy of the destruction order here  dated 19th of DECMEBER 2024
slideshow will be added for easier access to visual experience of an illusion wrapped up as “government Local governance”
destruction-order .docx format  

A copy of the regulated dog notice served with the destruction notice. Please note ALL of 127

act-2008-074 
there is more snippets on other pages and they will all link up I am only 24 hours into the new mythos featuring the great roasting and feasting of the ole simple simon, because sion does not say.

I am linking this and I would really like to show you the way your local council works, by stupefying  and bamboozeling people that they do not think can stand up for themselves.

Innocent animals following nature their nose and a feed.

I ask who is the evil ones?
Pi Solved Lama – the feedback loop that is today designed to keep you going in circles

section 127 link onsite here Section 127 with relevant info highlighted

94 Making regulated dog declaration
(1) The local government must consider any written
representations and evidence accompanying them within the
period stated in the proposed declaration notice.
(2) If, after complying with subsection (1), the local government
is satisfied that the relevant ground under section 89 still
exists, it must make the regulated dog declaration for the dog.
95 Giving information notice about decision to make
regulated dog declaration
(1) As soon as practicable after deciding to make a regulated dog
declaration, the local government must give any owner of the
dog the subject of the declaration an information notice about
the decision.
(2) However, the local government must not give an information
notice under subsection (1) if an authorised person has made a
destruction order under section 127A in relation to the dog.
Note— we have a pot named jack,

it is simple; Simon the over eager beaver was in such a ruch he breached law by sending both the regulated dog notice and the destruction notice in the same email. Yes my spelling is shit but their spelling is worse when you see it in the mirror from the side. Crazy eh 🙂

See section 127A in relation to the requirement to give a single
information notice about the decisions to make the regulated dog
declaration and the destruction order.
(3) The decision takes effect on the later of the following days—
(a) the day any owner of the dog is given the information
notice;
(b) a later day of effect stated in the information notice.
(4) The information notice must state—
(a) that the dog is the subject of—
(i) if the dog is a dangerous dog—a dangerous dog
declaration; or
(ii) if the dog is a menacing dog—a menacing dog
declaration; and
(b) the reasons for the declaration; and
(c) the local government that made the declaration; and
[s 96]
Animal Management (Cats and Dogs) Act 2008
Chapter 4 Regulated dogs
Current as at 28 August 2024 Page 69
Authorised by the Parliamentary Counsel
(d) the day the decision takes effect; and
(e) that the dog must be kept only at the place stated in the
registration notice as the address for the dog; and
(f) if the dog is impounded—a unique number given to the
dog by the local government for the purposes of
impounding; and
(g) any other information prescribed under a regulation

126A What is a destruction order
A destruction order, in relation to a dog, is an order made by
an authorised person stating that the authorised person
proposes to destroy the dog not earlier than 14 days after the
notice is served under this part.
127 Destruction of regulated dog or prohibited dog in
particular circumstances
(1) This section applies if the dog is a regulated dog or a
prohibited dog.
(2) The authorised person may, without notice given to an owner
of or responsible person for the dog, immediately destroy the
dog if—
(a) the authorised person reasonably believes the dog is
dangerous and the authorised person can not control the
dog; or
(b) an owner of the dog has asked the authorised person to
destroy the dog.
(3) Also, the authorised person may destroy the dog not earlier
than 3 days after seizing the dog if—
[s 127AA]
Animal Management (Cats and Dogs) Act 2008
Chapter 5 Investigation, monitoring and enforcement
Page 90 Current as at 28 August 2024
Authorised by the Parliamentary Counsel
(a) the dog—
(i) has no registered owner, or apparently has no
registered owner; and
(ii) is not the subject of a regulated dog declaration
made by the relevant local government; and
(b) neither the authorised person nor the relevant local
government knows who is an owner of, or a responsible
person for, the dog.

127AA Destruction of regulated dog or prohibited dog under
destruction order
(1) This section applies if—
(a) the dog is a regulated dog or a prohibited dog; and
(b) section 127 does not authorise the destruction of the
dog.
(2) If the dog has seriously attacked a person or an animal, the
authorised person must make a destruction order in relation to
the dog.
(3) If the dog has not seriously attacked a person or an animal, the
authorised person may make a destruction order in relation to
the dog.
(4) The destruction order must—
(a) be served on—
(i) the registered owner of the dog; or
(ii) if there is no registered owner of the dog—any
person who is an owner of, or a responsible person
for, the dog; and
(b) include or be accompanied by an information notice
about the decision to make the destruction order.
(5) If a destruction order is made in relation to the dog, the
authorised person may destroy the dog, not earlier than 14
days after the order is served under subsection (4) if an
application has not been made under chapter 8, part 1 for an
[s 127AA]
Animal Management (Cats and Dogs) Act 2008
Chapter 5 Investigation, monitoring and enforcement
Current as at 28 August 2024 Page 91
Authorised by the Parliamentary Counsel
internal review of the decision to make the destruction order
(the destruction order decision).
(6) If an application for internal review has been made under
chapter 8, part 1 for an internal review of the destruction order
decision, the authorised person may destroy the dog if—
(a) the application has been decided and both of the
following apply—
(i) the decision on the application confirms the
destruction order decision;
(ii) an application for an external review of the
destruction order decision has not been made
within the period allowed under the QCAT Act; or
(b) the application has been withdrawn or has otherwise
ended.
(7) If an application has been made for an external review of the
destruction order decision, the authorised person may destroy
the dog if—
(a) the application has been decided and both of the
following apply—
(i) the decision on the application (the external review
decision) confirms the destruction order decision;
(ii) an appeal against the external review decision has
not been started within the period allowed under
the QCAT Act; or
(b) the application has been withdrawn or has otherwise
ended.
(8) If an appeal against the external review decision has been
started, the authorised person may destroy the dog if—
(a) the appeal has been decided and the effect of the
decision is to confirm the external review decision; or
(b) the appeal has been withdrawn or has otherwise ended.
(9) In this section—
animal has the meaning given by section 191.
[s 127A]
Animal Management (Cats and Dogs) Act 2008
Chapter 5 Investigation, monitoring and enforcement
Page 92 Current as at 28 August 2024
Authorised by the Parliamentary Counsel
seriously attack means—
(a) in relation to a person—attack the person in a way that
causes the death of, or grievous bodily harm or bodily
harm to, the person; or
(b) in relation to an animal—attack the animal in a way that
causes the death of the animal, or maims or wounds the
animal.
127A Concurrent regulated dog declaration and destruction
order
(1) This section applies if a local government—
(a) has made a regulated dog declaration under section 94
for the dog; but
(b) has not given the owner of the dog an information notice
under section 95 about the decision to make the
declaration.
(2) Even though the regulated dog declaration has not taken effect
under section 95(3), an authorised officer may make a
destruction order for the dog.
(3) As soon as practicable after deciding to make the destruction
order for the dog, the authorised person must serve the
destruction order on—
(a) the registered owner of the dog; or
(b) if there is no registered owner of the dog—a person who
is an owner of, or a responsible person for, the dog.
(4) The destruction order must include or be accompanied by a
single information notice about—
(a) the decision to make the regulated dog declaration under
section 94(2); and
(b) the decision to make the destruction order.
(5) Section 127AA(5) to (8) applies to the destruction order.

 

I stepped into this stupid battle, to place my sword of truth between a beautiful heart in a family of heart defend. My fantastic good friend and grandmother who is being bombarded by a nuclear xray machine,  not by foolish choices and yet the fool made the choice. Im not here for fame nor fortune, I am Hunta’s voice and someone should ask theSim  Simeon templar if you are nothing with nothing, how do oyu take nothing away from nothing?

Simply put in the “catchnet” I jumped out of I will not permit the vodou sacrificial murder of Hunta to satisfy and appease male egos.

end slaughter ends/endit|

I know Hunta. She is so beautiful so gentle and so loving. who HAS the GOD given right to Murder Gods Innocent Earth CHildren  – Sanimal The Sentinent Animal.

 
Mona Lisa
they had you all along