20251102: TIA General Assembly

Shout Out and Thank you to our Special Guest – Lisa Schaffer, Ohio Assembly Chair, for taking time to spend with Indiana sharing Valuable information about support the build of our Assembly.

Counties on the call:

Video:

Gibson – Kristine

Lake – Marianne

Miami – Wayne (Congratulations on new twin grand-babies!:)

St. Joseph – Cindy

Allen – Sara

Phone:

Porter – Tony

Time Stamp 40:53-43:26 Overview of Website changes

Time Stamp 0:43:31-3:10:54 Guest Speaker – Lisa, intro and Q&A

Key Questions:

1. What are the top Committees to be created?

• Outreach and Education – can be combined for awhile
  • Who – New, Current, and Future people coming
  • 101 – ‘Land Legs’-firm foundation
  • 201 – ‘Walking’
• Treasury and Banking
  • Fiduciary Processes
  • Carriage Accounting (In/Out – simple, no double-entry)
• Jural Assembly
  • Law Education

– Ohio has 4 nights per week of Education – between General and Law.

– Ohio Committees vary meetings depending on the Committee; using monthly, bi-monthly, and weekly format.

– Meeting more often builds community and connection

2. Can you serve on the Business Assembly and another Committee?

• Yes – Business Assembly is Citizen Eligible Only, Citizens are also Active in the Assembly
• Couples can serve on the same Committee(s)
• Can serve as a Committee member on one Committee and serve as a Committee Chair on another Committee

3. What are the key roles of the Jural Assembly? Time Stamp 2:06:02-2:15:16

• Justice – Citizen Eligible
• Court Clerk – Citizen Eligible
• Recorder – Citizen Eligible
• Bondsman – Citizen Eligible
• Marshal at Arms – Citizen Eligible, will serve also as State Marshal at Arms (Time Stamp 2:07:28-2:07:49 Importance of setting up State Court before County Counties)
• Coroner – Citizen Eligible (key responsibility-determine and record Life and Death, can outsource any other services)
• Jurors – ASNs
  • Pool
  • 3 – Arbiters
  • 12 + 1 Court – Civil
  • 12 + 1 Grand Jury
  • 12 + 1 Criminal Court
• 26 Men/Women Juror Cycle for Criminal Trial
• 52 Men/Women Juror Cycle for Full Cycle – major Trial
• ***Loves Zoom recording service as it includes transcripts***

4. Primary initial Goals to establishing each Committee:

• Purpose: What are they there for?
• General Goal: What we are going to do and how we are going to do it
• Organizational or Operational

5. What document requirements are necessary and how can they serve? Time Stamp 2:49:01 – 2:54:21

• ASN:
  • Paperwork:
    • BC;
    • 2 Witness Testimonies;
    • 1779;
    • Cancel Voter Registration everywhere Voted/Registered;
    • Revocation IRS-DC & IRS-NY-both Registered Mail or Priority Mail;
    • Declaration of Political Status-including cover letter and proof of mailing to US Sec of State and US Asst. Sec of Consular Affairs-both Registered Mail or Priority Mail;
    • Cancellation of LICENSES-REAL Estate, Insurance, BAR, MD, RN
  • Can Serve on Committees, but cannot serve as Committee Chair or any Elected Official
• Citizen Eligible: (Time Stamp 2:05:23-2:05:59 Defining Citizen Eligible and Citizen)
  • Paperwork:
    • All of the above, and
    • all of the 928s
  • Can Serve on Committees, can serve as Committee Chair and any Elected Official
    • Vetting – serves to ensure the one standing up will be able to succeed in the role and protect the people and Assembly

6. What can people do within the Militia? Time Stamp 2:31:22 – 2:54:21

• Gatherings & Events
  • Everyone is welcome, all ages
  • Bring your Crafts and Skills – offer to others and teach
• Committees and Elected Roles Time Stamp 2:49:01 – 2:55:45 Same for all Pillars
• ASN:
  • Paperwork:
    • BC;
    • 2 Witness Testimonies;
    • 1779;
    • Cancel Voter Registration everywhere Voted/Registered;
    • Revocation IRS-DC & IRS-NY-both, Registered Mail or Priority Mail;
    • Declaration of Political Status-including cover letter and proof of mailing to US Sec of State and US Asst. Sec of Consular Affairs-both Registered Mail or Priority Mail,;
    • Cancellation of LICENSES-REAL Estate, Insurance, BAR, MD, RN
  • Can Serve on Committees, but cannot serve as Committee Chair or any Elected Official
• Citizen Eligible – Sheriffs:
  • Paperwork:
    • All of the above, and
    • all of the 928s
  • Can Serve on Committees, can serve as Committee Chair and any Elected Official
    • Vetting – serves to ensure the one standing up will be able to succeed in the role and protect the people and Assembly Time Stamp 2:41:19 – 2:46:17