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31 oct. 20227 min de lecture

to the urgent attention of MR BRENDON BERNE - Australian Embassy Paris 75015 AND Mme Megan Anderson.

Ambassador Berne at his Residence (Photograph: Simon Patching/Australian Embassy Paris)...

AND

Mme Megan Anderson Ambassadeur, Déléguée permanente de l’Australie auprès de l’UNESCO et Chef de mission adjointe, Ambassade d’Australie en France; The Organization’s mission is to contribute to the building of peace, the eradication of poverty, and sustainable development and intercultural dialogue through education, the sciences, culture, communication and information.

Ms Anderson worked in Canberra as Assistant Secretary, NGOs and Volunteers Branch, Humanitarian and Partnerships Division and as Director of Education in the Development Policy Division.

Dear Mr Brendan Berne AND Mme Megan Anderson

G'day mate! My name is Anne Lucy Gelicrisio, and I am AUSTRALIAN AND CURRENTLY LIVING IN PARIS - HOMELESS. IN AUSTRALIA, MY FATHER HAS GIVEN ME HIS HOME AFTER PASSING AWAY AND I WOULD LIKE TO RETURN WITH MY FAMILY TO LIVE IN IT AT 4 EDINA STREET, WILLIAMSTOWN.

IT HAS BEEN BROUGHT TO MY ATTENTION THAT MY FAMILY HAVE ARRIVED FROM AUSTRALIA APROXIMATELY FOUR MONTHS AGO TO TAKE ME HOME, AFTER SETTLING A COURT DISPUTE THAT WE WON; IN THE NAME OF AGIUS-GELICRISIO.

MY FAMILY MEMBERS ARE:

KRISTEN DYER-CAMPBELL AND HER TWO YOUNG CHILDREN, BOTH UNDER THE AGE OF FOUR...

AND MY BROTHER SERGIBrendan Berne, l'ambassadeur d'Australie en France, à sa résidence (au dessus de l'ambassade d'Australie à Paris)... SERGIO GELICRISIO

(ALSO MICHELLE MANTAS - https://gelicrisio9.wixsite.com/a123-at9/post/continued)

ON THE 21ST OF OCTOBER, 2022 I MADE A POLICE REPORT OF THEIR DISSAPPEARANCE, SEE LINK ABOVE, AND RAISED ANOTHER CONCERN WITH LOCAL POLICE ON 29TH OCTOBER 2022. APARANTLY MY FAMILY ARE BEING DETAINED AGAINST THEIR WILL AND I AM EFFECTIVELY DENIED BOTH CONTACT AND DOCUMENTS/COURT ORDERS THAT GIVE ME GURADIANSHIP OF MY DAUGHTER, KRISTEN DYER-CAMPBELL.

I HAVE HAD NO WORD FROM POLICE REGARDING THE WHEREABOUTS OF MY FAMILY LISTED ABOVE AND HAVE HAD NO OTHER METHOD OF CALLING FOR HELP THEN TO USE MY VOICE LOUDLY AND POST INFORMATION ON THIS WEBSITE FOR ASSISTANCE FROM PEOPLE OF YOU STANDING.

AS A PERSON EXPERIENCING HARDSHIP, THE AUSTRALIAN EMBASSY IN PARIS, ARE SUPPOSED TO ASSIST WITH VITAL COMMUNICATION SERVICES TO AUSTRALIAN CITIZENS. I REQUIRE ACCESS TO A LANDLINE TELEPHONE AND COMPUTER/INTERNET USE, AS SO TO CONTACT THE COMMONWEALTH BANK TO ACCESS MY SUPPERANNUATION FUNDS ON THE GROUNDS OF HARDSHIP AND THEN I WILL APPLY FOR A RENEWEL OF MY AUSTRALIAN PASSPORT 10YEARS TO ENABLE ME ENTRY.

I HAVE ACCESSED THE ATO WEBSITE AND FOUND THE FOLLOWING CONDITIONS WITH REGARDS TO ACCESSING MY SUPERANNUATION EARLY:

https://www.ato.gov.au/individuals/super/withdrawing-and-using-your-super/early-access-to-your-super/?anchor=Access_due_to_severe_financial_hardship#Access_due_to_severe_financial_hardship

Access due to severe financial hardship
Severe financial hardship is not administered by the ATO. You need to contact your super provider to request access to your super due to severe financial hardship.
You may be able to withdraw some of your super if you meet both these conditions:
You have received eligible government income support payments continuously for 26 weeks.
You are not able to meet reasonable and immediate family living expenses.
If you withdraw super due to severe financial hardship it is taxed as a super lump sum.
The minimum amount that can be withdrawn is $1,000 and the maximum amount is $10,000. If your super balance is less than $1,000 you can withdraw up to your remaining balance after tax.
You can only make one withdrawal in any 12-month period.
If you have reached your preservation age plus 39 weeks and you were not gainfully employed when you applied, there are no cashing restrictions.

GIVEN THAT I HAVE NO OTHER OPPORTUNITY TO ACCESS COMMUNICATION RESOURCES, I HAVE REQUESTED THAT MR ALLAN CLARKE ALLOW ME ENTRY TO MAKE CONTACT WITH THE COMMONWEALTH BANK USING THEIR LANDLINE TELEPHONE AND IN HIS ABSENCE (SHOULD HE BE AWAY), I HAVE POLITELY REQUESTED MR CLARKE APPOINT ANOTHER PERSON FOR ACCESS OTHER THAN Clinton Phosavanh.

Yesterday, I made another attempt to gain access to the Australian Embassy, for the above mentioned communication services and was denied by the security guard in Mr Alan Clarke's absence. I am currently suffering from D E P R I V A T I O N AND N E G L E C T due to being failed by the system, and I have called on the Australian Embassy Paris for support, under the authority of a representative other than Clinton Phosavanh; from Mr Allan clarke who today denied me.

Mr Berne, given that you are the Australian Ambassador to France, could you kindly allow me entry under the Authority of Mr Allan clarke, independant of Mr Clinton Phosavanh?

Furthermore, I understand that the ATO can forward a letter to the Australian Embassy in Paris, to assess my superannuation funds early on the grounds of severe hardship (https://www.servicesaustralia.gov.au/how-to-apply-to-release-your-superannuation-early?anchor=underseverefinhardship&context=21971#underseverefinhardship); which could then be forwarded to the Commonwealth Bank of Australian, in 39 High Street in Shepparton - where I was previously employed (to open my account I used my Australian drivers licence (https://gelicrisio9.wixsite.com/a123-at9/post/continued-today). The letter provided from the ATO is valid for 21 Days and therefore and the funds can be transferred to a cashless debit card/Mastercard, I would also be requiring access to your telephone landline to contact the ATO for their followup services.

I am also of the understanding that the Australian Embassy Paris, can also provide a letter to support my new application for a renewal of my passport (10 years); however, this can only be done once the release of my supperannuation is granted.

The matter is urgent, if you could kindly communication a response/your decision on my email (the only one that works) on ag12@y7mail.com.

Thank You, for your time and I look forward to your response.

References:

https://france.embassy.gov.au/pari/home.html

https://www.ato.gov.au/individuals/super/withdrawing-and-using-your-super/early-access-to-your-super/?anchor=Access_due_to_severe_financial_hardship#Access_due_to_severe_financial_hardship

Australia maintains a Permanent Delegation to UNESCO in Paris led by the Ambassador, Permanent Delegate of Australia to UNESCO, a position currently held by Ms Megan Anderson (details below).

Important Passport information

Note that the Embassy may need to reschedule your appointment at short notice to accommodate other urgent requests or due to staff availability

Note: An Australian citizen cannot enter Australia on a foreign passport. (A visa will not be issued to an Australian citizen in their foreign passport). Click here for information regarding Australian Passports.

If you have a passport, notarial or consular emergency, please email the Embassy on consular.paris@dfat.gov.au or call us on +33 1 40 59 33 00. If the service you require is not urgent, please book a new appointment.

You should allow up to 10 weeks to obtain a new ordinary passport and up to 2 working days for an emergency passport.

Any other application must be lodged in person at the Australian Embassy in Paris.

If yourImportant Passport information passport is lost or stolen overseas, contact local police to report the loss or theft, and visit your closest Australian Passport Office to apply for an emergency passport.

What are the criteria for an Emergency Passport?

Emergency Passports are issued to Australian citizens to meet immediate travel needs when they cannot wait up to 10 weeks for the issue of a full validity passport, which are printed in Australia.

Emergency Passports are only valid for up to 12 months and don’t have an electronic chip. Because of this, there are restrictions on using them in some countries.

You can apply for a full-validity passport at the same time as you apply for an Emergency Passport and receive the full-validity passport when you return home.

Our capacity to assist you is influenced by local laws and conditions, international rules governing consular work, and by the cooperation offered by persons and organisations outside the Australian Government.

Australian Embassy

4 rue Jean Rey, 75724 Paris Cedex 15

Metro Line 6 Station Bir-Hakeim

RER C Station Champ de Mars-Tour Eiffel

Tel: +33 (0) 1 40 59 33 00

E-mail : Consular.Paris@dfat.gov.au

References:

https://france.embassy.gov.au/pari/home.html

https://www.ato.gov.au/individuals/super/withdrawing-and-using-your-super/early-access-to-your-super/?anchor=Access_due_to_severe_financial_hardship#Access_due_to_severe_financial_hardship

Australia maintains a Permanent Delegation to UNESCO in Paris led by the Ambassador, Permanent Delegate of Australia to UNESCO, a position currently held by Ms Megan Anderson (details below).

Important Passport information

Note that the Embassy may need to reschedule your appointment at short notice to accommodate other urgent requests or due to staff availability

You should allow up to 10 weeks to obtain a new ordinary passport and up to 2 working days for an emergency passport.

Any other application must be lodged in person at the Australian Embassy in Paris.

What are the criteria for an Emergency Passport?

Emergency Passports are issued to Australian citizens to meet immediate travel needs when they cannot wait up to 10 weeks for the issue of a full validity passport, which are printed in Australia.

Emergency Passports are only valid for up to 12 months and don’t have an electronic chip. Because of this, there are restrictions on using them in some countries.

You can apply for a full-validity passport at the same time as you apply for an Emergency Passport and receive the full-validity passport when you return home.

Australian Embassy

4 rue Jean Rey, 75724 Paris Cedex 15

Metro Line 6 Station Bir-Hakeim

RER C Station Champ de Mars-Tour Eiffel

Tel: +33 (0) 1 40 59 33 00

E-mail : Consular.Paris@dfat.gov.au

Gillian Bird, ambassadrice engagée

La nouvelle ambassadrice d'Australie en France retrouve Paris, une ville qu'elle adore et où elle a débuté, en 1980, dans la diplomatie. Gillian Bird, qui veut développer toujours plus les relations franco-australiennes, garde toujours en tête les problématiques liées aux femmes.

Gillian Bird a succédé à Brendan Berne, fin octobre 2020, à la tête de l'ambassade d'Australie en France. (Simon Patching)Gillian Bird, ambassadrice engagée

Gillian Bird a succédé à Brendan Berne, fin octobre 2020, à la tête de l'ambassade d'Australie en France. (Simon Patching)

to the urgent attention of MR BRENDON BERNE - Australian Embassy Paris 75015 AND Mme Megan Anderson.

Gillian Bird, ambassadrice engagée

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