TheKeyAuthor's Blog - Posts Tagged "nhs"

I can't help but compare the cover-up of my daughter's abduction with this health watchdog cover-up scandal. The things being said are clear: public interest overrides everything, wrongdoing should be prosecuted and institutions must be honest about mistakes. All of that is applicable in my case but all I get is a continuation of the cover-up and mainstream media silence. But then the cover-up in my case is surely a candidate for the UK's worst: they actually removed my daughter from the country to pay for judicial and governmental mistakes; it was as slick and cold-blooded as can be; it took place at the Royal Courts of Justice where secret evidence was not disclosed and not kept (it has simply gone) and recordings of a hearing destroyed.

The courts are public funded services (clerks, legal advisers, judges, recording staff etc. are on the public payroll). When they are used to abduct children and involved in the cover-up, I think there is an overriding public interest issue! I have informed senior politicians and the police, but my pleas have repeatedly fallen on deaf ears.

NHS watchdog cover-up extracts:

So far as the Data Protection Act is concerned... if you are a senior official then there are issues about the point at which your privacy is set aside because of over-riding public interest.
the public has a right to know what goes on in public funded services.
if wrongdoing was proved there should be prosecutions
the government was introducing measures...to compel the health service to be open and honest about mistakes

For more information have a look at the fact sheet.