Crimes of deceit by groups serving in positions of trust have been part of our Culture in New Zealand now since 1984 but The recent example in progress is the investment/interests of several generations of ratepayers
Until recently the ratepayers had rights associated with their investments such as a democratic? vote to choose who administrates their investments and the type of administration-
As these councils were elected to serve in positions of trust it probably wouldn't occur to the ratepayers that the council now "Owns" or has been made to be seen to "Own" The various assets accrued that supply water, dispose of sewage etc
To transfer interests in property one must normally either "Own" the properties or have the consent of the Owners/investors in those Properties
In most cases relating to the Auckland region the properties are being transferring to Businesses- The Ratepayer/investors in the properties are to become Customers (big drop?) and there is no Vote for those that were investors/ratepayers
The Crimes Act 1961 Section 243 money laundering outlines that there is a variety of tangible or intangible interests in property that if concealed or transferred- is an action considered as being a serious Criminal Offense -
One would anticipate that as that act was binding upon the Crown as per section 408 of the Crimes Act 1961-that later legislation such as the Local Government Act would protect the interests of the investors in property rather than being able to be used as an instrument to conceal ratepayer/investors interests with the intention of transferring those interests
In considering the Criminal Activity afoot we need to ask two questions in relationship to the investors interests
1/Did the Ratepayers/investors that paid off loans in relationship to
construction of or improvements to various investment properties have an
interest in those properties/investments - rather than just their elected
representatives
2/Have those interests been concealed or transferred as the result of a
Crime of Deceit by individuals serving in positions of trust or by any other
instrument
Its one thing to point this legal issue out but the costs in pursuing legal redress makes it out of any one individuals means- How very fortunate for Organized Crime (NZ)
Crimes Act 1961 No 43 (as at 08 December 2009), Public Act – New Zealand Legislation - DLM330289




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