Phantom debt creation by child support bureaucrats
 

The Illawarra Legal Centre claim in Report on the inquiry into child custody
arrangements in the event of family separation House of Representatives
Standing Committee on Family and Community Affairs 2003 the following:

"6.183 This trend of increasing debt has caused some concern amongst the
payee population and services assisting them. The Illawarra Legal Centre
said ". the Child Support Agency does not take adequate action to collect
child support from non-paying parents."152 In evidence they expanded on
this: We see significant problems with the Child Support Agency in
a failure to collect child support, resulting in the accumulation of
arrears of almost $700 million to date, based on the Child Support
Agency's own figures. That is a huge amount, representing many
thousands of children who are not being properly supported by
the non-carer parent. It also represents thousands of non-carer
parents who have successfully avoided their child support
responsibilities.153"

In other words they seek to extort NCPs (fathers) further and create more
division within the society. Much of this so-called unrealised debt is the
result of phantom debt often merely imputed at whim by unaccountable
bureaucrats at the CS(sic)A. And what about the $1 billion extorted from
fathers as a result of the misuse of the inflation factor? Further, the
debt contains interest (sic) that accrues to the State! Nice little revenue
earner for increasing receipts into consolidated revenue (And the High Court
claim it's not taxation!). The debt is so high because NCPs are unable to
pay these extortion demands made by the State, particularly after the
effective kidnapping of their children and to see their children used as
chattel.

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