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from 'ANZAC DAWN' performance 12 June 2015.
The Philharmonic Agency Pty Ltd trading as | ||
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GALLIPOLI DAWN
(ABN 89 005 664 095)
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| Address: |
Office: |
62 Kerenjon Avenue, Buderim Qld 4556, Australia |
| Postal: | Same as above | |
| Email: | Paul Coppens | |
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| Telephones: | Office: | +61 (0)7 5445-4156 |
| Facsimile: | ||
| Mobile: | +61 (0)411 706 115 | |
| Director: | Paul Coppens | |
A number of people have been approached whose background reflect a diverse and vast experience in all areas pertaining to the scale of productions envisaged for the Foundation. Once the Board is operational the Foundation can then begin the process of being incorporated. This is currently being researched with the help of the firms Moffat And Morton (Chartered Accountants-Brisbane) and Webb Korfiatis (Solicitors-Melbourne).
It is envisaged that the membership will consist of people from all walks of life. The current proposal for gaining a large membership is to:
As a not-for-profit incorporated body, it would annually donate all profits to the four nominated charities, three of which are ex-service organisations.
To create a 'Gallipoli Dawn' blockchain network which gives all member organisations and their members a high degree of security, confidentiality, resiliency, flexibility, and scalability.
Operating this network is 'Hyperledger Fabric' (developed by the Linux Foundation), a distributed ledger that records all the transactions that take place on the network. This ledger is decentralized and collaborative because it is replicated across many network participants, each of whom collaborate in its (automated) maintenance.
The ledger's data is recorded to a blockchain and is append-only, using cryptographic techniques that guarantee once a transaction has been added to the ledger it cannot be modified. It's why blockchains are sometimes described as systems of proof and can therefore be trusted.
Trust is extremely important in any industry so that once an organisation is a member (invited) of the network, it can recommend other 'trusted' organisations to join. In doing so a 'trusted' or 'permissioned' network is created with standard methods for establishing identity, executing transactions, and storing data with privacy and confidentiality. This is achieved through its:
