The Un-West Phoenician Activities Committee
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| Formed | 15th April 2000 |
| Headquarters | Melbourne-Haven, Jackson; West Phoenicia |
| Employees | 500 |
| Annual budget | $100 million |
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| Parent agency | West Phoenicia Ministry of Homeland Affairs |
The West Phoenician government under the direction of Queen Jezebel Tasman-Bush voted in favour of the formation of the Un-West Phoenician Activities Committee and the West Phoenician Committes People's Court.
The committee was established to investigate alleged disloyalty and subversive activities on the part of private citizens, public employees, and organisations who pose a threat to the peace and stability of the West Phoenicia.
The committee was given authority under The Un-West Phoenician Activities Committee Act 2000 to investigate alleged suspects than order them to appear before the West Phoenician Committee's People's Court to face trial that could result in imprisonment or death.
The committee also has the power to shut down political parties and organisations deemed un-West Phoenician or poses a threat to the nation's security
The committee falls under the portfolio of the Ministry of Homeland Affairs.
The committee works alongside The West Phoenician Security and Intelligence Office.
Committee members are voted in by the West Phoenician Security and Intelligence Organisation and are approved by the Royal family.
A member is able to hold the position for life or until resignation or dismissed.
Current Committee Members
Committee Chairman: Prince Gai Bush Vice-Chairman: Lady Margaret Senegalli
Committee Members:
- Mrs Tina Check
- Mr Wayne Springland
West Phoenician Committes People's Court
- Justice Thuy Swanston
- Justice Julie Grant-Federal
- Justice Alan Anton