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As the College of Universal Medicine prepares for a new school term Director Charles

Wilson has released a statement amidst a continued disinformation campaign by serial

blogger Esther Rockett and Lance Martin to discredit the Educational Charity:

As the College of Universal Medicine prepares for a new school term Director Charles

Wilson has released a statement amidst a continued disinformation campaign by serial

blogger Esther Rockett and Lance Martin to discredit the Educational Charity:

Lying accounts in blog comments by cyber-troll, Esther Rockett have recently called into

question the authority of the College to conduct fundraising. In light of those comments, we

wish to clarify the following.

The College has always held, and still holds, the necessary fundraising authority issued by the

regulator controlling charitable collections in NSW, the Office of Liquor, Gaming and Racing

for the College lawfully to conduct charitable collections in accordance with its objects. All

the Colleges fundraising activities have always been conducted strictly in accordance with the conditions attaching to the authority issued by the charitable collections regulator in

NSW. Moreover all the collections have always been applied by the College in furtherance

of the objects in its constitution.

Information about whether the College has held the necessary fundraising authority at any

point in time is publicly available for anyone who wished to conduct a free online

search. The suggestion that the College does not hold an authority to conduct fundraising is

an attempt by trolls to harm the College by discouraging people from making donations to the

College, when the truth is that the College does hold an authority, and always has, and can

show that it always has. The suggestion that the College does not hold an authority is yet

another instance of Esther Rocketts bilious efforts at creating moral panic concerning the College which has seen her post blogs with groundless accounts of wrongdoing when her lie

in this instance is readily exposed, confirming our assessment that sadly, without a skerrick of

integrity, she will say anything that she thinks will advance her cause.

Past complaints by Lance Martin and Esther Rockett to the commonwealth charities

regulator, the Australian Charities and Not-for-profits Commission and the NSW regulator,

OLGR maliciously alleging that the College was not applying its funds in furtherance of its

objects led to the regulators conducting comprehensive reviews of all our operations. These

reviews were completed, respectively in July and September 2014, with absolutely no finding

of any wrongdoing at all by the College.

These findings of no wrongdoing, and indeed exposure of the quality and integrity in which

the College is run, reflect what have been and will continue to be the consistent findings of

regulators who have been obliged to address the false accusations and lies that have been the

content of all of the serial vexatious complaints made by Esther Rockett and Lance Martin.

The College of Universal Medicine will continue to advance its educational and charitable

objects and do so with the highest level of integrity and absolute transparency.

Lying accounts in blog comments by cyber-troll, Esther Rockett have recently called into

question the authority of the College to conduct fundraising. In light of those comments, we

wish to clarify the following.

The College has always held, and still holds, the necessary fundraising authority issued by

the regulator controlling charitable collections in NSW, the Office of Liquor, Gaming and

Racing for the College lawfully to conduct charitable collections in accordance with its

objects. All the Colleges fundraising activities have always been conducted strictly in accordance with the conditions attaching to the authority issued by the charitable collections

regulator in NSW. Moreover all the collections have always been applied by the College in

furtherance of the objects in its constitution.

Information about whether the College has held the necessary fundraising authority at any

point in time is publicly available for anyone who wished to conduct a free online search. The

suggestion that the College does not hold an authority to conduct fundraising is an attempt

by trolls to harm the College by discouraging people from making donations to the College,

when the truth is that the College does hold an authority, and always has, and can show that

it always has. The suggestion that the College does not hold an authority is yet another

instance of Esther Rocketts bilious efforts at creating moral panic concerning the College which has seen her post blogs with groundless accounts of wrongdoing when her lie in this

instance is readily exposed, confirming our assessment that sadly, without a skerrick of

integrity, she will say anything that she thinks will advance her cause.

Past complaints by Lance Martin and Esther Rockett to the commonwealth charities

regulator, the Australian Charities and Not-for-profits Commission and the NSW regulator,

OLGR maliciously alleging that the College was not applying its funds in furtherance of its

objects led to the regulators conducting comprehensive reviews of all our operations. These

reviews were completed, respectively in July and September 2014, with absolutely no finding

of any wrongdoing at all by the College.

These findings of no wrongdoing, and indeed exposure of the quality and integrity in which

the College is run, reflect what have been and will continue to be the consistent findings of

regulators who have been obliged to address the false accusations and lies that have been the

content of all of the serial vexatious complaints made by Esther Rockett and Lance Martin.

The College of Universal Medicine will continue to advance its educational and charitable

objects and do so with the highest level of integrity and absolute transparency.

Charles Wilson, BA, LLB (Syd)

Charles Wilson is a Director of the College of Universal Medicine and a barrister-at-law of

the Supreme Courts of Queensland, New South Wales and the ACT. Charles is an expert in

commercial litigation, negotiation and mediation. Admitted initially as a solicitor of the

Supreme Court of New South Wales in 1988, and as a barrister in 2001, Charles brings a

breadth and depth of experience in significant commercial dispute resolution across all

aspects of commercial activity in diverse contexts, including multi-jurisdiction, transnational

disputes.

About the College of Universal Medicine

The College of Universal Medicine is an independently run Educational Charity that

provides courses, publications and forums that support people in such areas as Women's

Health, Men's Health, Self-care, Psychological Wellbeing, Financial Health and more. All

courses offered and developed through the College are based on the priniciples of the Ageless

Wisdom - that we each have an innate knowing that can be re-connected to in order to more

broadly understand our current times and to bring greater harmony to life and relationships.

The philosophy and the objects of the College are inspired by the continued philanthropic

work of Serge Benhayon and the teachings of Universal Medicine.

Charles Wilson, BA, LLB (Syd)About the College of Universal Medicine