From: johnturmel@yahoo.com   
      
   JCT: Ray Therien applied on Aug 25 for his ACMPR permit and   
   after waiting 5 weeks, he filed a Statement of Claim on Sep 28   
   that it was taking longer than the old MMAR used to take.   
      
   So 5 weeks later, they send him his permit. The complaint that   
   10 weeks is too long continues.   
      
   He also complained to his Member of parliament who later   
   called back to say that Health Canada had called him to say   
   that it had been approved on Nov 3 and in the mail. Of   
   course, it was dated to expire on Aug. 31 2018 so it's not   
   good for a whole year before he has to apply again, only 42   
   weeks.   
      
   Anyway, 10 weeks is short compared to others who have filed   
   with up to 28 weeks.   
      
   I'm urging a guy who has waited 20 weeks so far to get in on   
   the "Too Long" Claim. And the complaint to your MP was a good   
   idea too.   
      
   Sorry if bumping my Plaintiffs to the top of the list slows   
   others down. Maybe you should go for the bump too.   
      
   http://johnturmel.com/kits for forms to file $2 Statements of   
   Claim and join our case-managed plaints against long   
   processing time as a violation of Right to Life. Then send a   
   copy to your MP.   
      
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