From: johnturmel@yahoo.com   
      
   JCT: Art got a letter from Crown Attorney Jon Bricker dated   
   Nov 7 2017 informing him that:   
      
   CR: I am advised that your application form, with original   
   signatures, was received by Health Canada on Friday   
      
   JCT: Notice he didn't mention the blue ink which leaves the   
   impressed that Art had done it wrong and finally got it right.   
   Then again, that's the whole issue for the rest of the Claim,   
   they must prove the first originals weren't original. They   
   made the decision the originals were not, let them justify why   
   they ruled the originals weren't original. Har har har.   
      
   CR: and was processed in due course.   
      
   JCT: We know by the Tracking number that it arrived Friday   
   morning and they got it out by Tuesday. A 2-day turnaround is   
   "in due course?" Getting it processed in due course is in 2   
   days? But, they promised Art it would be expedited. What's   
   this "in due course." Didn't they do a rush job? only "in due   
   course?" Of course, getting it done in 2 days was quite   
   expeditious but count on a lawyer to try to lay a false   
   impression that nothing unusually expeditious took place with   
   a 2-day process.   
      
   CR: The application was accepted. A Registration Certification   
   confirming this was sent to your earlier today via courier and   
   should arrive by 10am tomorrow.   
      
   JCT: It does let us know that amending an exemption can get   
   processed in as little as 2 days once on top of the pile.   
   Right? They promised to put him on top of the pile and from   
   that top of the pile, it only took 2 days. If takes 2 days to   
   process a properly complete application "in due course" for   
   Ray, why not 2 days for everyone else? What takes up to 28   
   weeks to complete a 2-day process? Har har har har har har. We   
   won a lot of information on this one.   
      
   CR: In light of this, can you please reply to this email and   
   confirm that you no longer wish to pursue the motion scheduled   
   for Nov 14 2017 so that I may alert the Court accordingly.   
      
   JCT: Sure, no need to ask the court to amend his permit   
   now that Health Canada got it done before the motion hearing   
   date. But the Claim that the originals were rejected as not-   
   original goes on.   
      
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