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Australian Government. Follow-up invitation. Sent 7 November 2026, 15:43:20 AWST. Recipient server accepted 7 November 2026, 15:43:25 AWST. Server acceptance means the receiving server accepted the message. It is not a reading, a reply, or an endorsement.

Dear Australian Government representative,

I’m writing as one person from Perth who asked a question and would now welcome Australia’s help in exploring it:

Should every person on Earth, and every child yet to be born, be assured at least one nutritious meal every day?

That question became The Perth Agreement, an independent initiative I started here in Western Australia.

I’ve since invited governments, universities, faith communities, humanitarian organisations and businesses around the world to contribute their knowledge, challenge the proposals and help find practical answers.

Replies have begun arriving from diplomatic and government offices, with questions and referrals for further consideration. These are preliminary exchanges, not endorsements. But they show that the invitation is beginning to reach people willing to consider it.

I’m just one person from Perth, but the question is reaching far beyond Australia. I would very much like our own government to be part of the conversation.

Australia has experience the discussion could benefit from, including in agriculture, nutrition, international development and access to nutritious food in remote communities. What have we learned? What remains difficult? What should others understand before proposing solutions?

I welcome whatever contribution the Government considers useful: practical knowledge, constructive criticism, research suggestions or an introduction to the people best placed to help. I’m equally willing to hear where the proposal falls short and what would make it stronger.

The proposal, supporting papers and ways to contribute are available at:
https://theperthagreement.com

As these invitations reach people internationally, I would appreciate an early acknowledgement and advice on which Australian Government office is best placed to consider the initiative. I understand that a considered response may take longer.

I’m not seeking funding or asking the Government to endorse a finished solution. I’m inviting Australia to help work out what could succeed.

I’m happy to answer questions or provide further information. This outgoing invitation is intended for the initiative’s public record; any response would be published only on agreed terms, and no acknowledgement or referral would be represented as endorsement.

Thank you for considering what Australia could contribute.

Custodian, The Perth Agreement
contact@theperthagreement.com