So the Ombudsman appears not to think Plumbers need any fairness, I wonder if we have any human rights......see below
Hi Ataraiti,
Supplementary to my previous email sent tonight, to back my story there is a stream on a “Plumbers forum” where I have shown some of the ignored and suppressed evidence.
I believe I was entitled to a fair unbiased investigation and hearing, but I was set up and an attempt to frame me was carried out. The Board had a history of a 100% conviction rate previous to my case and I don’t believe they expected me to fight this as I have. I think this is shown by the fact that no one to this day has been held responsible for a near fatal explosion, but I have lost my business, reputation and time with my family when I was forced to work away to support them for two years.
I believe my wife had her human rights denied her when they sent to my home child sexual abuse cases notes to prove their point on probabilities, my wife opened and read them as they were not marked of their vile content, they sent three cases to prove a point all three were of a deviant sexual nature, this caused my wife a huge amount of stress and upset.
I believe a citizen of this country, any country, deserve a unbiased “trial” and not to have their families terrorised by a government backed industry board.
The link to the evidence posted on the “Plumber’s forum” is below,
http://www.plumbers.co.nz/forum/?topic=1810.new#new Thank you I look forward to your reply
Best Regards Paul Gee.
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From: Paul & Emma [mailto:gspservices@xtra.co.nz]
Sent: Monday, 4 May 2015 4:46 p.m.
To: 'Ataraiti Whyte'
Subject: RE: Matter Ref: ST105561
Thank you Ataraiti,
Thank you for your reply.
Sadly the information I have provided is just a snap shot and there has been further evidence come to light since.
Best Regards Paul Gee
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From: Ataraiti Whyte [mailto:AtaraitiW@hrc.co.nz]
Sent: Monday, 4 May 2015 1:34 p.m.
To: 'gspservices@xtra.co.nz'
Subject: Matter Ref: ST105561
4 May 2015
Dear Paul
Thank you for your email, which was received by the Human Rights Commission on 24 April 2015.
We apologise for the delay in response, are now considering your complaint and aim to contact you within 15 working days.
If you need to contact us, telephone 0800 496 877 or email infoline@hrc.co.nz . We are able to provide confidential services for interpreting in 42 languages, and NZ Relay Service for those with speech or hearing impairments.
Yours sincerely
Ataraiti Whyte
Infoline Operator / Reception
Enquiries and Complaints Team