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Information has been disclosed for any purpose are obligated to this cooperation 
Agreement in this instance. 
1.1.9. There are no exceptions to this Agreement and the recipient would be subject to a 
Breech of Obligations under this Agreement of which Intellectual Property Laws, 
Australia will apply. 
2. 
EXCLUSIONS 
2.1. 
The obligations in Clause 1 do not apply to Confidential Information which; 
2.2.1. Was in the public domain at or after the time it was disclosed by the disclosing party 
to the receiving party, other than through a Breech of this Agreement. 
2.2.2. The recipient can prove it was in its lawful possession prior to disclosure by the 
disclosure and which was not acquired directly or indirectly from the disclosure or a 
third party under an Obligation of Confidentiality. 
2.2.3. Required to be disclosed by law or applicable legal processes, provided that the 
recipient; 
To the extent permitted by law or applicable legal processes, immediately notifies the 
disclosure of any such request where possible before, or as soon as practicable 
after, making the disclosure. 
3. 
RETURN OR DESTRUCTION 
Immediately upon termination or expiry of this Agreement, the decision by either 
party not to enter into a Business or Development Agreement contemplated within 
the disclosure of the Confidential Information, a request by the disclosure at any 
time, the recipient by the disclosure will; 
3.2.1 Promptly return to the disclosure, or if directed by the disclosure destroy, all 
Confidential Information of the disclosure and all documents and other tangible 
materials containing any such Confidential Information, including disclosed 
information held by any third party recognised as representatives, professional 
advisors, associates or to whom Confidential Information has been disclosed. 
3.2.2 The recipient will certify compliance with any directions of the disclosure's to destroy 
Confidential Information within 14 days of receipt of such direction. 
4. 
RISK MANAGEMENT 
4.2. 
Each party (the first party) will be liable to the other party for any act or omission of 
any third party to which the first party disclosed the Confidential Information, as if 
those acts or omissions were the first parties own. 
4.3. 
Nothing in this Agreement is intended to grant any rights under any Patent, Trade 
4.4. 
Secrets or Copyrights of either party to the other, nor shall this Agreement grant the 
receiving party any right in or to the Confidential Information of the disclosing party, 
except the limited right to review such Confidential Information solely in connection 
with the Business Purpose as described in Exhibit A and B. 
4.5. 
The recipient agrees that the disclosure assumes no responsibility or liability for the 
recipients use of the Confidential Information, and that the disclosure gives no 
warrenty that the Confidential Information will meet the recpients requirements as 
outlined in Exhibit A and B, Business Purpose or it will be sufficient or suitable for the 
recipients authorised purposes. 
4.6. 
This Agreement may be modified in writing, executed only by authorised 
representatives of each party and approved only by the disclosure of the Confidential 
Information. 
4.7. 
The disclosure is entitled to seek relief both at law and equity and remedies including 
(without limitation) injunctive relief and specific performance in the event of any 
Breech or anticipated Breech of this Agreement, without having to prove any actual 
damage. 
4.8. 
This Agreement will be governed by the laws of Australia. Both parties agree that any 
dispute, controversy or claim arising out of or in connection with this Agreement, or 
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Breech, Termination or Invalidity thereof, shall be settled by the relevant tribunal in 
Australia. 
5. 
TERM 
5.1 
The effective commencement date of this Agreement will be the time stated on this 
Agreement and prior to the first disclosure of the Confidential Information and the 
Agreement will remain in force and Legally Binding for the term. 
5.2. 
Whether or not the contemplated business relationship between the parties is 
consummated, the covenants containing to Confidentiality including all third parties 
recognised as representatives, professional advisors, associates or to whom 
Confidential Information has been disclosed, shall remain in force and effect for a 
period of 10 years from the last disclosure of the Confidential Information from one 
party to the other. 
5.3. 
Unless the disclosing party expressly agrees in writing to release all or part of its 
Confidential Information from the restrictions imposed and stipulated within this 
Agreement before such period has elapsed this Agreement remains in force and is 
Legally Binding. 
6. 
GENERAL 
This Agreement and the Exhibit attached hereby constitutes the entire Agreement 
between the parties with respect to the subject matter hereof, and replaces all oral or 
written prior communications and Agreements between the parties. 
6.1 
All clauses or part of a clause will be enforceable and applied in the jurisdiction of 
Australia and legal proceedings will not be sought in a jurisdiction of which all legal 
stipulations of this Agreement are not enforceable. 
6.2. 
A waiver by a party in respect of a Breech of a provision of this Agreement must be 
given in writing and will not constitute a waiver of any other Breech. 
6.3. 
Nothing in this Agreement constitutes a relationship of employer and employee, 
principal and agent, or trust, or partnership between the parties. Neither party has 
authority or power to bind the other party. 
6.4. 
This Agreement may be signed electronically. 
6.5. 
Any notice given under this Agreement must be in writing and may. be served by 
email to the address provided in the details, or any other address that is 
subsequently notified. 
6.6. 
Australian law applies to this Agreement and proceedings must be commenced in the 
courts of Australia or the registry of the Federal Court of Australia. 
The parties have executed this Agreement as of the date set forth below. 
Signed for and on behalf of 
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By its authorised representative 
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EXHIBIT A AND B MUTUAL NON DISCLOSURE AGREEMENT 
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A Support Network For victims of Crime 
Abuse - Trauma - Grief 
A support network where you can be heard, where you will be 
believed, where you can share your experiences and find the 
support you need in an understanding Safe united environment 
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 
ISPY.SUPPORT is a non for profit organisation that is designed for the collective collaboration of 
evidence collected from society of Professional or personal positions in the form of Fraudulent activity, 
Police targeting, Government targeting, Intellectual Property Theft, Sexual targeting and predatory 
activity, Stalking, Cheating spouses and partners. Corruption, Suspicious activity, Professional corruption 
and dissatisfaction, 
Suspicious activity involving organisations or personal experiences, Dating site predatory suspicions. 
Social media predatory suspicions, Child predatory suspicions or predatory activity involving churches, 
religion schooling and religious sectors, such as churches, scientology, catholic schools for example, 
Police sexual targeting, Police fraudulent activity - involving stalking, fraudulent utility bills, fraudulent 
fines, fraudulent and illegal arrests, professional misconduct involving lawyers, judges and authority 
figures, illegal incarceration in Mental Health Facilities and Jail systems, corrupt Health Departments, 
Professional Integrity and anonymous reporting of Professional positions involved in Corruption (Whistle 
blowers), fraudulent activity or other illegal activity (Guaranteed Protection of identity, profession 
information and personal information). 
ISPY.SUPPORT is a collective of documented, visual, witnessed or experienced collaboration of evidence 
that conducts investigations into the acts of the collective experiences of the public or professional sector 
of organised crime that inflicts and intrudes upon the lives of the innocent victim that has been targeted, 
experienced or witnessed such events of criminal activity that has inflicted and penetrated their lives in a 
negative manner and caused harm and suffering. 
The business ISPY.SUPPORT will commence as a NON For Profit Organization involving a support 
group for victims of crime, Trauma, abuse and grief, which will be conducted on a monthly basis, with the 
intention and implementation of providing members of the public with education involving corruption or 
criminal activity in order to recognise criminal or corrupt activity involving Fraudulent and malicious 
activity, targeted organised crime, sexual targeting, money laundering and other forms of organised crime 
that may have entered heir lives or personal accounts, in order to report the activity and prevent further 
damage in their lives, or prevent this activity from entering their lives. The support group of the business 
ISPY.SUPPORT will provide information and support for members of the public who may be suffering 
from Mental Health disorders and conditions, trauma , abuse or grief, and will provide information of 
services available to them to gain assistance in rebuilding their lives involving positive pathways and 
productivity and in order to become productive members of society or to gain support for the issue 
involved in their lives. The business ISPY.SUPPORT will provide the building blocks for suffers of victims 
of crime, trauma, abuse and grief to provide prevention and support of community members of that 
specific area or members of the public who are seeking assistance and support. 
The business ISPY.SUPPORT support group meetings will involve a network of conjoined services in the 
specific area of the establishment of ISPY.SUPPORT in order to provide assistance to their clients and 
members, and involve guest speakers , volunteers of support and educational PowerPoint presentations 
to support and educate the members of ISPY.SUPPORT and provide information to assist the members 
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and members of the public who join and attend the support group meetings on a monthly basis. 
FUTURE DEVELOPMENT AND DEVELOPMENT PROJECTIONS 
The business ISPY.SUPPORT future development and development projections consist of developing the 
NON For Profit support group meetings into a Trauma Centre, involving developing the business concept 
into a central hub, and establishing the development inn specific areas commencing in Regional South 
Australia, the Yorke Peninsula, Kadina and developing further to be established in other regional areas of 
Australia and metropolitan areas of Australia. The central hub, ISPY.SUPPORT Trauma Centre will 
consist of an advisory service involving Consultants consisting of appointments with clients in order to 
report issues involving legal issues, criminal issues, corruption, metal health, medical issues, issues 
concerning trauma and abuse, or to be assisted with any social and public issue that requires the 
expertise of a consultant that can recognise the issue and direct them towards the correct department or 
service required to resolve and address the issue. ISPY.SUPPORT consultants will have the legal rights 
to report their clients issues to the conjoined and congealed services connected to ISPY.SUPPORT and 
make appointments for their clients with the correct departments, services, Government officials offices in 
order to provide the correct assistance to their client. ISPY.SUPPORT is a central hub that will stream, 
line the system for the public , and the public will be directed and assisted in the correct perspective and 
direction in order to be assisted and gain the resolution for their particular issue. The business 
ISPY.SUPPORT bridges the gap between the public and the Government system and services in their 
local areas so people, members of the public are no longer slipping through the cracks and remaining 
unassisted, which in turn results in helplessness, frustration, further trauma and grief and suicide. The 
business ISPY.SUPPORT streamlines every service and system into a central hub and advances the 
systems and services for the public and bridges all gaps of services available to the public and 
communication within the systems involved in public services. 
The business ISPY.SUPPORT will incorporate an advanced communication system and digital 
appointment system, M.H.S.I.C, Mental Health Services and Information Centre, in order to digitally 
communicate with the conjoined Government departments, services and public services systems, and 
including legal systems and Govemment Officials Offices in order to report their clients issues to the 
correct departments, communicate information between services and departments involving the reported 
issues, extending to medical services connected to ISPY.SUPPORT and M.H.S.I.0 so all information of 
communication involving the clients of ISPY.SUPPORT are bridged and information is supported by 
M.H.S.I.0 between all parties involved, streamlining the information and communication between all 
systems and involved parties. The business ISPY.SUPPORT involving the communication system 
M.H.S.I.0 incorporates a Digital appointment system that allows ISPY.SUPPORT to digitally make 
appointments for their clients with the correct department, system or service required to address the 
recognised and reported issue of their client and the conjoined Government system, service required, or 
Government officials offices in order to direct their client to the correct department or service required to 
have their issue addressed and resolved. The communication and digital system of ISPY.SUPPORT 
M.H.S.I.0 will advance all communication systems in the Government System, Medical System, Legal 
Systems and public services available to the public and bridge all gaps of communication between the 
systems and the public alleviating frustration, lack of knowledge and information and helplessness for the 
public and professionals involved in the system in order to stay abreast of all issue involved in the public 
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sector and between the systems conjoined to ISPY.SUPPORT M.H.S.I.0 system. 
The business ISPY.SUPPORT Trauma Centre will consist of a central hub providing services to the public 
consisting of provided services of treatment rooms and legal consultant rooms for victims of crime, victims 
of trauma, abuse and grief, medical abuse or trauma involving psychological trauma, physical trauma, 
emotional trauma and mental health conditions. ISPY.SUPPORT is a central hub for conjoined 
professionals and specialists in the area and region of the established business ISPY.SUPPORT involved 
in the treatment of trauma victims involving trauma, abuse, grief and mental health conditions to diagnose 
and treat clients of ISPY.SUPPORT involving the support group meetings or the public in one location, 
and treating members of the public who are slipping through the cracks of the system, or do not know 
where to seek assistance or are trying to break through red tape of the system to be treated. 
ISPY.SUPPORT is a central hub for the public in order to gain assistance for any public issue they may 
have and not knowing which correct system or service to contact. ISPY.SUPPORT bridges the gap of 
services available to the public and advances the services and system into one central hub of advisory 
and information and services and treatment in the specific location of the establishment of 
IS PY. S UP PORT. 
The business ISPY.SUPPORT will consist of a call centre for members of the public to contact to report an 
issue in order for ISPY.SUPPORT to report the issue to the correct department on behalf of their client, 
gain information or advise to an issue or make an appointment with a consultant of ISPY.SUPPORT to 
gain assistance to have the issue resolved with the correct service, department or Government official if 
required. 
The business ISPY.SUPPORT will consist of a Mental Health Unit established at the back entrance to the 
establishment of ISPY.SUPPORT consisting of Incorporating consultant rooms for assessment for Mental 
Health - Treatment rooms for Mental Health diagnosed conditions - Further development of a 24 hour 
Emergency Unit for Mental Health providing assessments , treatments and transferring patients to Mental 
Health Institutions if required - Involving Mental Health specialists and services in the area and location of 
the establishment of ISPY.SUPPORT Trauma Centre - Incorporating a Mental Health Project Scheme 
involving a Hormonal imbalance Project involving the testing of hormonal imbalances as the source of 
Specific Mental Health Conditions that are involving Hormonal Imbalances replicating Mental Health 
Conditions and advancing the medical care of patients who appear to be afflicted with a mental Health 
condition but is actually a physical medical reason as an undetected under lining cause. 
The business ISPY.SUPPORT Trauma Centre will advance services of Mental Health and remove the 
over loading of Hospital emergency treatment units involving Mental Health patients taking bedding and 
treatment away from patients requiring emergency treatments and centralizing Mental Health patients and 
treatments into a separate specialized unit separating Mental Health patients from Hospital Emergency 
units and providing a specialized service for the public who are inflicted with Mental Health Conditions and 
require a specific specialized service to gain treatment and streamlining mental Health services into a 
central hub within the establishment of ISPY.SUPPORT Trauma Centre, and utilizing the digital 
communication and appointment system of ISPY.SUPPORT M.H. S.I.0 to assist and transfer Mental 
Health patients with the conjoined Mental Health services and institutions and assist with the 
communication between GP'S , Specialists and all parties involved in the treatment processes of the 
patient. 
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when the lather suffered a masigve heart attack and died while driving the family speedboat. Other defining 
moments revolved around his fortunes as a state politician; his two years in the Senate rated barely a mention. 
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period from 1962 as a bank clerk with the SA Savings Bank, and by 1968 was managing din9ctor of the family 
business, J. R. Olsen & Sons Pty Ltd. His determination to be part of the political process and influence policy 
direction was inspired by what he saw as the need to address. the neglect of small business interests under Don 
Dunstan, arid 'the excesses of the Dunstan and Whittam anstra n became 
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until 1978 when he was elected to the South Australian House of Assembly as the member for Rocky River; 
following a boundary redistribution in 1985 he became the member for Custance. Olsen served as Chief 
Secretary and Minister for Fisheries in the Tonkin Liberal Government from March 1982 until the ALP victory in 
the state electron in November of thatyear. David Tonkin resigned from Parliament, and Olsen defeated Dean 
Brown in a ballot for leadership of the party. As Leader of the Opposition in the South Australian Parliament, he 
contested and lost the 1986 and 1989 state elections against Labor Premier John Bannon. Following the defeat 
of November 1989, In which his party obtained more than fifty per cent of the two-party preferred vote, Olsen 
indicated that he would accept nomination for the Senate vacancy to be caused by the impending resignation of 
Senator Tony Messner. He resigned es Leader in January 1990. and resigned his seat in the House of 
Assembly immediately beta, being chosen for the vacancy by a joint sitting of the Houses of the SA Parliament 
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He criticised the regulatory duplication that characterised federal and state administration of health, education 
'and housing, and urged the restructunng of the economy through privatisation and the deregulation of financial 
and labour markets, to create an environment 'where freedom and incentive are the basics'. 
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He raised the Issue of the maladministration of the Murray-Darling end the impact this was having on South 
Australia: 
... the heart of Australia is being left to die. its main artery Is clogged with the salinity and pollution of the 
States through viii!dh it passes, tyibit my State of south AUstralla ... condemned by a political inertia to 
being In effect the sewerof Australia. 
And he addressed immigration issues, arguing that migrants should be encouraged to settle in places other than 
the east coast, that they should be obliged to become citizens, and to take English language courses.[2] 
An experienced parliamentarian, during his brief time in the Senate Olson made 'articulate and forceful, and, at 
times, emotional' contributions to debate. He spoke often on the state of the economy, particularly its effect on 
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(1) Australian (Syd.), 29 Nov. 1998, p. 13; CPD, 21 May 1990, p. 649; Michael McGuire, 'Not fade away', 
Advertiser (Adel.), (SA Weekend), 3 April 2009., pp. 14-17; Dean Jaensch 'The Liberal Party' in Andrew Parkin 
and Allan Patience, The Bannon Decade. Allen & Unwin, St Leonards, NSW, 1992, pp. 50-58; CT, 8 Dec.1985, 
p.1, 26 Nov.1989, p. 1,29 Dec. 1989, p.5. 
[2] CPD, 21 May 1990, pp. 648-52. 
[3] CPD (R), 9 May 1991, pp. 3477-83; Joint Standing Committee on Electoral Matters, Who Pays the Piper 
Calls the Tune, Canberra, June 1989; CPU, 13 Aug. 1991, pp. 60-4,115-8,28 Nov. 1991, pp. 3539-40; Senate 
Select Committee on Political Broadcasts and Political Disclosures, Report, Canberra, 1991; Australian Capital 
Television Ply Ltd v Commonwealth 1992, HCA 45,177 CLR 106; CT, 1 Oct. 1992, pp. 1-2; CPD, 29 April 
1992, pp. 1836-8. 
[4] CPD, 19 Sept. 1990, pp. 2611-3,16 Oct. 1990, pp. 3142-5,10 Dec.1991, pp. 4468-72,5 March 1992, pp. 
841-2; CT, 30 Jan. 1992, p.4. 
[5] CPI), 29 April 1992, pp. 1826-34; CT, 14 March 1992, p.2; The Bulletin (Syd.), 31 March 1992, p. 23. 
[6] CT, 12 May 1992, p.2; Rann v. Olsen [2000] SASC 83; House of Representatives Practice, 5th ed., pp. 715-
7; Transcript, ABC Radio, PM', 18 Oct. 2001; Michael McGuire, 'Not fade away', 2009; Crikey.com, 21 Oct. 
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