Petitioning the House of Representatives.

On next years agenda the house sits in early february

a lot of people will not like their names mentioned on the floor of parliament

Petitioning the House of Representatives.
Anyone may petition the House of Representatives to ask it to act on a matter of public policy or law, or to set right a local or private issue. There are rules about what comprises an acceptable petition. The rules are outlined in Petitioning the House of Representatives.
What is a petition?
A petition is a document addressed to the House of Representatives and signed by at least one person. It asks the House to act on a matter of public policy or law, or to put right a local or private concern. Anyone of any age can petition the House including corporations and unincorporated bodies with sufficient identity as organisations.

What is a petition? A signed request for the House to take action A petition is a document addressed exclusively to the House of Representatives, signed by one person or many people, requesting the House to take a clearly defined action on a matter of public policy or law, or to redress a local or private grievance. Who can petition? Any person can sign a petition Anyone of any age may petition the House of Representatives, including corporations and unincorporated bodies having sufficient identity as organisations.

Should you petition? You may petition the House when other remedies have been exhausted Petitioning the House should be your last course of action. You may petition the House when no other remedies are available, or where other statutory remedies have been exhausted.

so what happens next  well people will be called in front of a select committee to explain themselves
i will be ensuring the media attend
at its most basic level fraud has been committed to my detriment telecom CEO and board have failed to have it addressed .

THUS THEY HAVE IGNORED THEIR OWN  CODES OF ETHICS AND CODE OF CONDUCT .BY ATTENDING THE SELECT COMMITTEE THE WILL HAVE BROUGHT TELECOM INTO DISREPUTE