COMMON LAW

THE SUPREME LAW OF THE REPUBLIC

The Australian Nationalist Social Republic enshrines a body of immutable Common Law — the highest civil authority in the nation.
It stands above parliament, above bureaucracy, and beyond foreign influence.

Common Law binds the state.
Common Law protects the citizen.
Common Law cannot be rewritten, diluted, or negotiated.

It is the steel spine of Australian justice.

WHO ENFORCES COMMON LAW?

THE PRESIDENT

The sworn guardian of the Common Law and final protector of the citizens’ rights.

STATE GOVERNORS & GOVERNOR GENERAL

The President’s appointed authorities in each State, and the Governor-General in Federal Parliament, are to ensure compliance and lawful governance.

SHERIFFS

Local enforcers of justice — maintaining order, executing judgments, and upholding the rights of the people under Common Law.

APPEALS TRIBUNALS

Independent, non-parliamentary Tribunals empowered to strike down any law or order that violates Common Law — immediately and without delay.

    1. National Sovereignty
      The Republic of Australia is a sovereign nation. All power and authority within the Republic are derived from the people, and no foreign power or entity shall hold authority over the Republic.

    2. Individual Autonomy
      Every individual within the Republic, whether Citizen or Resident, possesses inherent rights to life, liberty, and property, which the state shall protect and uphold.

    1. Equality Before the Law
      All Citizens, and Residents within the Republic are equal under the law, regardless of their status, race, or background.

    2. Right to a Fair Process
      Every Citizen, and Resident has the right to a fair and impartial legal process, including the presumption of innocence until proven guilty.

    1. Freedom of Speech and Expression
      Every Citizen, and Resident has the right to freely express their thoughts and opinions, provided such expression does not harm others or undermine public order.

    2. Right to Privacy
      The right to privacy shall be respected and protected, ensuring that the personal lives, homes, and communications of Citizens and Residents are free from unwarranted intrusion.

  • Protection of Property
    The right to own and manage property is guaranteed to all Citizens and Residents. Property shall not be taken or used by the state. or otherwise. without just cause and compensation.

    1. Rule of Law
      The Republic shall be governed by laws, not by arbitrary decisions of individuals. All government actions must be based on and consistent with the law.

    2. Accountability
      All public officials and government bodies shall be accountable to the people and subject to the law.

    1. Duty to the Republic
      All Citizens and Residents have a duty to respect and uphold these Common Laws and to contribute positively to the moral character of the Republic.

    2. Protection of the Environment
      The Republic shall protect its natural environment, ensuring the sustainable use of resources for the benefit of current and future generations.

These Common Laws are to be enduring, requiring little to no alteration, as they represent the core legal principles that govern the Republic of Australia. The President, as the highest authority in the Republic, plays a crucial role in upholding and protecting these laws, ensuring the stability and integrity of the nation.

A REPUBLIC RULED BY PRINCIPLE — NOT WHIM

Under ANSR, authority flows top-down and bottom-up:

  • The President safeguards the law at the highest level.

  • Governors enforce it across their states.

  • Sheriffs defend it within every community.

  • The Appeals Tribunal ensures no injustice survives review.

This structure guarantees accountability, stability, and lawful order at every tier of the Republic.

YOUR RIGHTS. YOUR COUNTRY. YOUR LAW.

This is not a policy proposal.
It is a declaration of how the Australian Nation must live — and how it must defend itself.

The Common Law is the line in the sand.
It cannot be erased by foreign pressure, political fashion, or bureaucratic decree.

Stand with it. Or be ruled by those who stand against it.