City of Hobart, Tasmania, Australia, and its municipal council proudly supports the sinful practice of homosexuality, while refusing to acknowledge any legal rights to a Christian who wants to publically share information about the Biblically described person Jesus Christ with people in Hobart, Tasmania.

(http://www.hobartcity.com.au)

The City of Hobart Town Hall in Tasmania, Australia, and its municipal council (http://www.hobartcity.com.au) proudly supports the unnatural, immoral, shameful and sinful practice of homosexuality:

http://www.kyrkor.be/Hobart-Town-Hall-Tasmania-supports-sin-2015-11-07.jpg

The Christian inquired with a Tasmania Police officer on the ground and acquired information that there are restrictions in place in Hobart, but that those restrictions are enforced by City of Hobart Council and not by the Tasmanian police force.

Hobart City Council of Tasmania, Australia, refused to serve the public by refusing to provide an answer to the public.

The email “dialogue” with Hobart City Council and the Mayor of Hobart, Tasmania, is read chronologically from the bottom upwards, beneath:

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Acknowledgement of Receipt

Your email with the subject: Fwd: Fwd: Fwd: Fwd: Fwd: Fwd: Fwd: Fwd: Hobart freedom of religion was received by the Hobart City Council on Thu, 26 Nov 2015 09:46:20 +1100 and referred for appropriate action.

Should your query be in regards to a Parking Infringement Notice, the infringement will be placed on hold to avoid any additional costs whilst the matter is being investigated. Please note this process can take up to 42 days to complete.

Message ID:56563A31_56979_1211_1

Thank you

City of Hobart.

To whom it may concern,

Hobart City Council administration has yet not answered the beneath two questions.

(1) Am I generally required by law or any council decision to apply for a permit/license to distribute leaflets promoting the Christian faith, standing on public sidewalks in Hobart?

(2) Are there particular public areas of Hobart with restrictions for person-to-person distribution of tracts promoting the Christian faith?

Regards,

Torsten Nenzén

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Acknowledgement of Receipt

Your email with the subject: Fwd: Fwd: Fwd: Fwd: Fwd: Fwd: Fwd: Hobart freedom of religion was received by the Hobart City Council on Wed, 25 Nov 2015 10:28:23 +1100 and referred for appropriate action.

Should your query be in regards to a Parking Infringement Notice, the infringement will be placed on hold to avoid any additional costs whilst the matter is being investigated. Please note this process can take up to 42 days to complete.

Message ID:5654F295_56980_2069_1

Thank you

City of Hobart.

To whom it may concern,

Hobart City Council administration has yet not answered the beneath two questions.

(1) Am I generally required by law or any council decision to apply for a permit/license to distribute leaflets promoting the Christian faith, standing on public sidewalks in Hobart?

(2) Are there particular public areas of Hobart with restrictions for person-to-person distribution of tracts promoting the Christian faith?

Regards,

Torsten Nenzén

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Acknowledgement of Receipt

Your email with the subject: Fwd: Fwd: Fwd: Fwd: Fwd: Fwd: Hobart freedom of religion was received by the Hobart City Council on Tue, 24 Nov 2015 19:01:37 +1100 and referred for appropriate action.

Should your query be in regards to a Parking Infringement Notice, the infringement will be placed on hold to avoid any additional costs whilst the matter is being investigated. Please note this process can take up to 42 days to complete.

Message ID:56541976_74310_615_1

Thank you

City of Hobart.

To whom it may concern,

Hobart City Council administration has yet not answered the beneath two questions.

(1) Am I generally required by law or any council decision to apply for a permit/license to distribute leaflets promoting the Christian faith, standing on public sidewalks in Hobart?

(2) Are there particular public areas of Hobart with restrictions for person-to-person distribution of tracts promoting the Christian faith?

Regards,

Torsten Nenzén

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Acknowledgement of Receipt

Your email with the subject: Fwd: Fwd: Fwd: Fwd: Fwd: Hobart freedom of religion was received by the Hobart City Council on Fri, 20 Nov 2015 23:38:25 +1100 and referred for appropriate action.

Should your query be in regards to a Parking Infringement Notice, the infringement will be placed on hold to avoid any additional costs whilst the matter is being investigated. Please note this process can take up to 42 days to complete.

Message ID:564F143E_74310_317_1

Thank you

City of Hobart.

To whom it may concern,

Hobart City Council administration has yet not answered the beneath two questions.

(1) In context of the United Nations Declaration on Fundamental Human Rights, am I generally required by law or any council decision to apply for a permit/license to distribute leaflets promoting the Christian faith, standing on public sidewalks in Hobart?

(2) Otherwise, are there particular public areas of Hobart with restrictions for person-to-person distribution of tracts promoting the Christian faith?

Regards,

Torsten Nenzén

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Acknowledgement of Receipt

Your email with the subject: Fwd: Fwd: Fwd: Fwd: Hobart freedom of religion was received by the Hobart City Council on Tue, 17 Nov 2015 21:16:11 +1100 and referred for appropriate action.

Should your query be in regards to a Parking Infringement Notice, the infringement will be placed on hold to avoid any additional costs whilst the matter is being investigated. Please note this process can take up to 42 days to complete.

Message ID:564AFE6A_90702_8981_1

Thank you

City of Hobart.

To whom it may concern,

Hobart City Council administration has yet not answered the beneath two questions.

I would like to respectfully offer written information about the Biblically described person Jesus Christ through leaflet distribution to pedestrians on sidewalks in Hobart.

(1) In context of the United Nations Declaration on Fundamental Human Rights, am I generally required by law or any council decision to apply for a permit/license to distribute leaflets promoting the Christian faith, standing on public sidewalks in Hobart?

(2) Otherwise, are there particular public areas of Hobart with restrictions for person-to-person distribution of tracts promoting the Christian faith?

- I will not cause any obstruction to neither pedestrians nor traffic.

- I will not use any signage. Only small leaflets will be respectfully offered to pedestrians who pass by.

- I will not use any loud speaking, shouting or audio amplification. Every personal interaction with the public will be in a respectful conversational tone.

- I will immediately pick up any incorrectly discarded leaflet within visible range, and at the conclusion I will scour also neighbouring streets for any litter to pick up.

Please inform of any municipal requirement of a permit, or of any restrictions.

Thanks.

Best regards,

Torsten Nenzén

Dear Mr Nenzen,

Please find attached a letter of acknowledgement.

Kind regards,

Rebecca Enders

Project and Executive Officer | Office of the Lord Mayor 

T: (03) 6238 2702  | F:  6236 9351 | M: 0418 722 954

Town Hall, 50 Macquarie Street, Hobart Tasmania 7000 Australia| hobartcity.com.au

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Mr Torsten Nenzén

Via Email: torsten@...

Dear Mr Nenzén

Thank you for your correspondence addressed to the Lord Mayor regarding Council permits to distribute brochures.

As your concerns are of an operational nature, your correspondence has now been forwarded to the relevant officer in Council to provide you with a direct response.

Thank you for your enquiry.

Yours sincerely

Rebecca Enders

PROJECT & EXECUTIVE OFFICER (LORD MAYOR)

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Acknowledgement of Receipt

Your email with the subject: Fwd: Fwd: Fwd: Hobart freedom of religion was received by the Hobart City Council on Wed, 11 Nov 2015 23:00:23 +1100 and referred for appropriate action.

Should your query be in regards to a Parking Infringement Notice, the infringement will be placed on hold to avoid any additional costs whilst the matter is being investigated. Please note this process can take up to 42 days to complete.

Message ID:56432DDD_90701_836_1

Thank you

City of Hobart.

Hello Mark Johnstone,

(and to whom it may concern)

I would like to respectfully offer written information about the Biblically described person Jesus Christ through leaflet distribution to pedestrians on sidewalks in Hobart.

In context of the United Nations Declaration on Fundamental Human Rights, am I generally required by law or any council decision to apply for a permit/license to distribute leaflets promoting the Christian faith, standing on public sidewalks in Hobart? Otherwise, are there particular public areas of Hobart with restrictions for person-to-person distribution of tracts promoting the Christian faith?

1.  I will not cause any obstruction to neither pedestrians nor traffic.

2.  I will not use any signage. Only small leaflets will be respectfully offered to pedestrians who pass by.

3.  I will not use any loud speaking, shouting or audio amplification. Every personal interaction with the public will be in a respectful conversational tone.

4.  I will immediately pick up any incorrectly discarded leaflet within visible range, and at the conclusion I will scour also neighbouring streets for any litter to pick up.

Neither Lord Mayor nor Hobart City general email answered. Please inform of any municipal requirement of a permit, or of any restrictions.

Thanks.

Best regards,

Torsten Nenzén

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Acknowledgement of Receipt

Your email with the subject: Fwd: Fwd: Hobart freedom of religion was received by the Hobart City Council on Mon, 9 Nov 2015 12:59:02 +1100 and referred for appropriate action.

Should your query be in regards to a Parking Infringement Notice, the infringement will be placed on hold to avoid any additional costs whilst the matter is being investigated. Please note this process can take up to 42 days to complete.

Message ID:563FFDED_90702_2506_1

Thank you

City of Hobart.

Dear Lord Mayor Alderman Sue Hickey,

(and to whom it may concern)

I would like to respectfully offer written information about the Biblically described person Jesus Christ through leaflet distribution to pedestrians on sidewalks in Hobart.

In context of the United Nations Declaration on Fundamental Human Rights, am I generally required by law or any council decision to apply for a permit/license to distribute leaflets promoting the Christian faith, standing on public sidewalks in Hobart? Otherwise, are there particular public areas of Hobart with restrictions for person-to-person distribution of tracts promoting the Christian faith?

1.  I will not cause any obstruction to neither pedestrians nor traffic.

2.  I will not use any signage. Only small leaflets will be respectfully offered to pedestrians who pass by.

3.  I will not use any loud speaking, shouting or audio amplification. Every personal interaction with the public will be in a respectful conversational tone.

4.  I will immediately pick up any incorrectly discarded leaflet within visible range, and at the conclusion I will scour also neighbouring streets for any litter to pick up.

Please inform me of any municipal requirement of a permit, or of any restrictions.

Thanks.

Best regards,

Torsten Nenzén

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Acknowledgement of Receipt

Your email with the subject: Fwd: Hobart freedom of religion was received by the Hobart City Council on Wed, 4 Nov 2015 13:49:34 +1100 and referred for appropriate action.

Should your query be in regards to a Parking Infringement Notice, the infringement will be placed on hold to avoid any additional costs whilst the matter is being investigated. Please note this process can take up to 42 days to complete.

Message ID:56397211_4921_63_1

Thank you

City of Hobart.

Dear Lord Mayor Alderman Sue Hickey,

(and to whom it may concern)

I would like to respectfully offer written information about the Biblically described person Jesus Christ through leaflet distribution to pedestrians on sidewalks in Hobart.

In context of the United Nations Declaration on Fundamental Human Rights, am I generally required by law or any council decision to apply for a permit/license to distribute leaflets promoting the Christian faith, standing on public sidewalks in Hobart? Otherwise, are there particular public areas of Hobart with restrictions for person-to-person distribution of tracts promoting the Christian faith?

1.  I will not cause any obstruction to neither pedestrians nor traffic.

2.  I will not use any signage. Only small leaflets will be respectfully offered to pedestrians who pass by.

3.  I will not use any loud speaking, shouting or audio amplification. Every personal interaction with the public will be in a respectful conversational tone.

4.  I will immediately pick up any incorrectly discarded leaflet within visible range, and at the conclusion I will scour also neighbouring streets for any litter to pick up.

Please inform me of any municipal requirement of a permit, or of any restrictions.

Thanks.

Best regards,

Torsten Nenzén

NOTE:  This is an automated response, do not reply to this email.

Acknowledgement of Receipt

Your email with the subject: Hobart freedom of religion was received by the Hobart City Council on Sun, 1 Nov 2015 15:18:55 +1100 and referred for appropriate action.

Should your query be in regards to a Parking Infringement Notice, the infringement will be placed on hold to avoid any additional costs whilst the matter is being investigated. Please note this process can take up to 42 days to complete.

Message ID:56359275_15185_2809_1

Thank you

City of Hobart.

Dear Lord Mayor Alderman Sue Hickey,

(and to whom it may concern)

I would like to respectfully offer written information about the Biblically described person Jesus Christ through leaflet distribution to pedestrians on sidewalks in Hobart.

In context of the United Nations Declaration on Fundamental Human Rights, am I generally required by law or any council decision to apply for a permit/license to distribute leaflets promoting the Christian faith, standing on public sidewalks in Hobart? Otherwise, are there particular public areas of Hobart with restrictions for person-to-person distribution of tracts promoting the Christian faith?

1.  I will not cause any obstruction to neither pedestrians nor traffic.

2.  I will not use any signage. Only small leaflets will be respectfully offered to pedestrians who pass by.

3.  I will not use any loud speaking, shouting or audio amplification. Every personal interaction with the public will be in a respectful conversational tone.

4.  I will immediately pick up any incorrectly discarded leaflet within visible range, and at the conclusion I will scour also neighbouring streets for any litter to pick up.

Please inform me of any municipal requirement of a permit, or of any restrictions.

Thanks.

Best regards,

Torsten Nenzén