Mr. Bates vs the Post Office,

I needed to find a situation similar to the failed Australian-endorsed COT arbitration, and I came across the ongoing British Post Office scandal in the UK in 2024

Learn about corruption within the Australian government and the heinous crimes committed under the direction of Australian public servants. Discover the unscrupulous, illicit, and corrupt politicians as well as their affiliated lawyers, some of whom are still practicing law both in Australia and overseas. Find out who overlooked Telstra's unethical conduct before, during, and after government-endorsed arbitrations, and which arbitrators neglected to investigate major telephone faults that continued to devastate hundreds of small businesses across the country. These crimes should not go unchallenged. Support the remaining COT Cases who stood their ground against the government, demanding that Telstra address its failing network after being sold off to private investors. Why was the government still providing funding to the Telstra Corporation after it became a public company? The ongoing telephone issues persistently affected the businesses of the COT cases even twelve years after the conclusion of their arbitrations, which initially brought them into the arbitration process.

Investigate the instances of corruption within the Australian government and the criminal activities overseen by Australian public servants. Gain insight into the unscrupulous, unlawful, and dishonest conduct of certain politicians and their associated legal representatives, some of whom maintain legal practices within Australia and abroad. Learn about the oversights of unethical practices by Telstra before, during, and following government-sanctioned arbitrations, and the failure of arbitrators to address significant telephone faults, causing widespread devastation to numerous small businesses nationwide. It is imperative that these transgressions are not overlooked.

Extend support to the remaining COT Cases (and this website absentjustice.com) who steadfastly challenged the government, compelling Telstra to rectify its failing network subsequent to its privatization. The rationale behind the continual government funding of Telstra Corporation subsequent to its transformation into a public entity warrants careful examination. The enduring impact of unresolved telephone issues on the businesses of the COT cases, twelve years post-arbitration, underscores the significance of their initial engagement in the arbitration process.