When we look in the Crown Proceedings Act 1950 in regard to prerogative and statutory POWERS this will help give us a good indication of the "standing" we want to be.

Prerogative jurisdiction is private and can only be exercised by the Crown. Prerogative is a special right or privilege granted to someone (from god?) Its a special right where you have the first question, the first say and last say on every matter across the line. Prerogative has the first and last say!

In section 11 of the Act of the Crown Proceedings Act 1950, Savings in respect of acts done under prerogative and statutory powers - the statutory powers are civil, administrative and criminal. So the Crown has prerogative and statutory powers, first in time, best in law.

This is where we want to be "standing" using prerogative powers to exercise statutory powers.

Both of these powers operate in the NAME or Name or name or n.ame etc.

In relation to God, a guardian operates through the Crown who has the prerogative in the Surname. Surname is the administrative jurisdiction. The given name through the civil registration of births deaths and marriages, establishes the civil jurisdiction. Then, the family name joins the surname or the maternal lineage joins the paternal lineage. When we use the legal name, ie the full name, in public, it brings us into the criminal jurisdiction.

So you can see we should not be using the Name.

Crown has the prerogative and statutory powers and is exempt from the civil administrative and criminal jurisdiction.

Every time we use the given and family name, a civil and administrative act, we commit a crime, hence the criminal jurisdiction.

Crown holds the prerogative in regards to common law as in the Crown Proceedings Act 1950. sections 3 and sections 6.

Common Law was established in the 1835 He wakaputanga. It was abondoned and now we are having to deal with the corporate entities which established statutory jurisdiction.

When we bring the original jurisdiction out of recess, is like a company thats been liquidated, its just been shelved and at any time we can restore it.

The good news is there is a process to restore it. Join the assembly. Register your succession here.