From: Philip Johnston [mailto:scribepj@bigpond.com]
Sent: Tuesday, February 11, 2020 5:16 AM
To: 'senator.dodson@aph.gov.au' <senator.dodson@aph.gov.au>
Subject: I welcome answering any questions re my 'Aboriginal Teenager Life Skills' RTV Social Inclusion Early Intervention Programme' that I posted to Senator Dodson on 1 Jan 2020

I refer to Leigh Sales interviewing Pat Dodson on Aboriginal Deaths in Custody that went to air on ABC 7:30 on 27 October 2016.

Last weekend, I watched a repeat of a highly uplifting ABC Compass programme OneLand (Series 3, Episode 9) where schoolgirls from Sydney –

·         travel to Brewarrina to play netball with a team of young Indigenous people; and

·         get to meet elders and hear stories of past injustices and dreams for the future.

1^st Attachment is a letter that I posted to Senator Dodson on 1 Jan 2020 that invites his office to consider my 'Aboriginal Teenager Life Skills'  RTV  Social Inclusion  Early Intervention Programme which addresses –

A.    Recommendation 236 of the Royal Commission Into Aboriginal Deaths in Custody; and

            B.    Royal Commission and Board of Inquiry into the Protection and Detention of Children in the Northern Territory - Findings and Recommendations

My 'Aboriginal Teenager Life Skills'  RTV  Social Inclusion  Early Intervention Programme (2^nd Attachment) would be -

*        Administered by Ten Corporate Sponsors for the Thirteen Deliverables from the 'Aboriginal Teenager Life Skills' Programme involving 140 Accepted Year 9 Aboriginal Students drawn from the Selected Six Townships in the Northern Territory with a population >2000; and

*        fully Funded by Ten Corporate Sponsors for the Three Benefits To Ten Corporate Sponsors.

My parcel addressed to Senator Dodson PO Box 3490, Broome, WA, 6725 was posted on 1 Jan 2020.  It contained –

2  @  CDs that auto-open in a Windows Operating System at my 1^st Attachment and enables the reader to click on lots of embedded threads to readily grasp my 'Aboriginal Teenager Life Skills'  RTV  Social Inclusion  Early Intervention Programme;

1  @  USB Stick 2^nd Attachment that also contains all the embedded files that explain my 'Aboriginal Teenager Life Skills'  RTV  Social Inclusion  Early Intervention Programme; and

3  @  A4 hardcopy of my 1^st Attachment.

3^rd Attachment is an image of the CD.

4^th Attachment is an image of the CD Case.

5^th Attachment – Defined Terms and Documents evidences that I have expended several hundred hours preparing my 'Aboriginal Teenager Life Skills'  RTV  Social Inclusion  Early Intervention Programme because Australia’s indigenous citizens have been very poorly treated since British settlement.  I did not appreciate that until I watched ‘First Footprints’ which exposed a proud and highly self-sufficient race of people that respected the land.

6^th Attachment evidences that I attained a Master’s Degree in Applied Finance from Macquarie University in Sydney whilst working a 37 years career at CBA in infrastructure finance, including construction of the Sydney Harbour Tunnel, the privatization of Sydney Airport and Brisbane Airport, several toll roads, Long Bay Jail prison refurb, sewerage treatment plants, gas pipelines and many others.

I welcome answering any questions on my 'Aboriginal Teenager Life Skills'  RTV  Social Inclusion  Early Intervention Programme which Australia’s major Corporate companies will be particularly keen upon, as explained in my 6^th Attachment, as RTV provides excellent Brand Name Enhancement for those Corporates that patently and practically display Corporate Social Responsibility to a large RTV viewing audience.

Phil Johnston aka  Bank Teller
0434 715.861