International Transfer Case 36

Subject: Confirmation of Jurisdiction Transfer – OECD Case 36

Dear Netherlands NCP,

I’m writing to confirm that I have formally removed the Australian National Contact Point from handling OECD Case 36. As of today, 15 July 2025, jurisdiction has been transferred to your office, and the OECD Investment Division in Paris has been notified.

I took this step because the AusNCP breached the Procedural Guidance on multiple fronts — including impartiality, predictability, equitability, and failure to act in line with the Guidelines. They allowed a government-funded official to oversee a case involving serious allegations against the same government. They delayed outcomes, gave power to the corporations involved, and refused to assess key issues including environmental harm, consumer safety, human rights violations, and the failure to disclose risks to the public.

I have made it clear to the AusNCP that they no longer have any legal or procedural authority over this case. If they try to issue a decision after this transfer, I will treat it as interference and report it directly to the OECD, the International Criminal Court, and the public record.

I’ve already sent you my correspondence with the AusNCP, my father’s military records, my medical evidence, and legal documentation showing this case involves transnational corporate complicity in war crimes against children. A formal complaint has also been submitted to the International Criminal Court under Article 15 of the Rome Statute.

Please confirm receipt of this notice and let me know if you need anything else from me. I’m ready to work with your office directly from this point forward. Everything I’ve done has been fully transparent and consistent with the OECD framework and international law.

Warm Agent Orange Burns regards,

Danielle Stevens

Australia 🇦🇺 

We will always be a child of a Vietnam Veteran