Those experiencing financial and/or emotional hardship as a result of alleged abuses of authority and/or alleged negligence may apply for assistance through the CECCM. As time is precious, only matters demonstrated to benefit all will be considered, if this is not possible, then least-effort-most-good basis will apply. This assistance may take the form of individual discussion, mediation between parties, independent research and testing of facts, conclusions and reporting. If the alleged financial/emotional hardship is proved, the Unsuccessful Party to pay $300 per hour for consultations including appearances in Court up to date of settlement or concluding remarks by authorised independant third party (ie. a Judge in the Court of Law of Australia). In addition to the hourly fee, appearances in unnecessary or vexatious legal or Court appearances attract a $3,000 penalty fee per session payable by the Unsuccessful Party.

In the case that the Unsuccessful Party is an organisation, staff is deemed to anyone contracted, salary, casually hired and/or in a positition to make decisions on behalf of the organisation and that this will be recognised as bying authorised by the organisation and its Number 1 decision maker, who is deemed to be the employer. In the case that the negligence was proved to be performed by staff without the employer‘s knowing, any costs awarded against the Unsuccessful Party will be increased by 10% per individual acting as an authorised agent for the employer that contributed to the negligence. Once the costs of mounting remedial action have been recovered, excess to be paid into not-for-profit organisation at CECCM’s discretion with full transparency. In the case that the Unsuccessful Party has limited financial means, than an equivalent in community-service hours costed at $20ph in a mutually agreed not-for-profit situation is acceptable until the debt is paid in full. There will be allowances at CECCM‘s discretion made for positive and useful behaviour performed by the Unsuccessful Party.