When a religious organization is accused of financing disruption to the very mechanisms by which a society governs itself, the question raised is not merely legal but existential: who holds the guardians of democracy accountable? Australia's Joint Standing Committee on Electoral Matters has answered, at least provisionally, by summoning the senior leadership of the Plymouth Brethren Christian Church to testify publicly in October over allegations that the group paid agitators — including individuals with Nazi associations — to interfere in the 2025 federal election. The Committee's willingness