"5266 Days Later" - The Score Card and The British

Happy Holiday's and New Year to everyone.

I contacted the British High Commission in Ottawa and requested their help in finding lost legal documents regarding an agreement made between the Queen and myself. My hope is that they can contact my Commander and Chief, the Governor General. I do wish them better luck than I had. Having Sworn Allegiance to the Queen, (as an Officer of the Queen in the Canadian Forces), I would have hoped that he
(the Governor General) would have kept this, as a Canadian matter.  I guess not.  I have therefore asked the British for their help,

My legal agreement was with the Canadian Government and was made on Behalf of the Queen.  Being an Officer of the Queen, it is time to move onward and upward and start dealing with the British, directly.

The Score Card

                          Captain (Ret'd) requiring assistance in finding lost legal documents - Zero (0)
                       
                          Canadian Government - VAC Canada - Helped to the limit of their authority

                                                             - DND - Can't locate legal file and documents

                                                             - MND - Knows of lost documents

                                                             - MP Norlock - No assistance and has not responded to
                                                               Access to Information Request

                                                             - Privacy Commission - Still awaiting an official response

                                                             - Governor General - Registered Letter sent, No Response

                                                             - Prime Minister - Registered Letter sent, No Response                                                                                                    

          British High Commission Ottawa - Registered Letter sent, No Response (Sent just recently too early for a response yet - waiting)                                                                                            

"5243 Days Later" - Does Your MP Have to Answer?

An interesting question, don't you think? This exact situation happened to me. I was having a problem getting information on missing documents. I went, as a constituent  to my MP's office. In hand, I had proof of documents that should have been kept by the government, in accordance with my Terms of Settlement.

I gave what I had to my MP and asked for his assistance in locating these documents. These documents were very important because they were proof for VAC, that a severe incident had happened and without proof, they could not grant me a pension.

VAC has no power to force DND to produce documentation so, the only person I could go to was my trusted Member of Parliament  Seeing no results, I contacted his office over a year later. The answer I received back, let's just say was:"less than ideal."

Wanting to know what efforts my Member of Parliament had taken on my behalf, I again asked for details. I again received the predictable response.

Working as my Member of Parliament and being paid with my tax dollars to represent me and my interests, I thought, this situation, unacceptable. Sadly now I am forced to file an Access to Information Request to my Member of Parliament  to force him to show me all the actions his office had taken, on my behalf  to assist me in resolving my situation.

I will keep you posted, if or when I get a response.