From: johnturmel@yahoo.com   
      
   TURMEL: Paul Batte MedPot renewal delayed 3-weeks past expiry!   
      
   JCT: I've sent this information along to the RCMP officer   
   investigating Henriette McIntyre's complaint about harmed by   
   the being deprived of her medication for non-medical   
   reasons. Paul Batte sent his No-Change renewal in early   
   March 12 weeks in advance and got it after 15 weeks, early   
   July! Almost 4 months and processed under the new regime. So   
   this tells us they were stalling renewals from way back as   
   far as March!!! And him receiving it another 2 weeks after   
   the new regs!   
      
   Daniel Vaillancourt: daniel.vaillancourt@rcmp-grc.gc.ca   
   RCMP Ottawa   
      
   Dear Officer:   
      
   I have received information of another Marijuana Exemptee   
   Paul Batte in Victoria B.C. whose Health Canada Exemption   
   may have been improperly delayed and even allowed to expire   
   in order to get him under the new regime! They had gone home   
   Friday night May 31 and were letting Ray Turmel's Exemption   
   expire so this is not something rare.   
      
   Sent 05 July 2013 - 05:59 AM   
   I just read post about HC delays. My permit expired JUne 9th   
   2013 for APL an PPL they delayed my paperwork and dated it   
   June 24th therefore after June 19th date. I received my   
   paperwork July 2 2013 Im 55 years old and have spinal cord   
   disease and just not sure how many battles I have left in   
   me. Please let me know if I can help . Be well   
   Paul Batte   
   PS I don't do my own paperwork I used agency and they told   
   me as well couldn't understand delay. This is who handled my   
   paperwork   
   LB Patient Services - MMAS   
   108-800 Kelly Road, Suite 472, Victoria, BC V9B 6J9   
      
   May 6   
   phatty: I'm one who got caught up in this crap with   
   renewals. I Applied early March never received renewal till   
   July 3rd. My permit had expired June 9th. My new permit is   
   stamped June 24 go figure right after June 19th decision.   
   This PPL expires March 31 at which time Im to destroy my   
   medicine I believe, but the permit for possession expires in   
   June 24 which it states is the last day you may use this   
   licence to obtain medical marihuanna from a licensed   
   producer. So I lose out on 1 cycle from March till June   
   which if my permit had come before new guidelines would have   
   been till June if I understand correctly. Just a big downer.   
   Seems will battle Health Canada until have no fight left in   
   me. Peace Phatty   
      
   Jct: So Paul Batte submitted his Renewal in early March, 12   
   weeks ahead of time and received his renewal which should   
   take under 3 weeks 15 weeks later, processed under the new   
   June 19 regime. What took 13 weeks to get it to the top of   
   the pile by June 24th?   
      
   I submit the deprivation of Paul Batte's exemption for non-   
   medical reasons for 3 weeks has caused him harm and is the   
   most blatant abuse of the 8-10 week stall period in order to   
   slip someone under the new regime so far.   
      
   Now consider the stress leading up to his exemption expiry!   
   The stress of being illegal for 3 weeks, just so they could   
   slip him under the new regime. Or having to destroy his   
   plants and his stored medicine pursuant to S.65 until his   
   renewal does arrive? Even the Exemption service couldn't   
   explain the unusual delay. 13 weeks when Director of Medical   
   Cannabis was telling the court they're done in a few weeks.   
   Mike Spottiswood's done in 17 days. Paul Batte's done in 90   
   days! The service may have other clients who suffered the   
   same unusual delay.   
      
   Should I send Paul Batte in to bring his paperwork to   
   complain to the RCMP in Victoria? Or can you check the   
   Health Canada database to see if his exemption Ready Date   
   was prepared earlier and he was improperly deprived of the   
   legality of his medicine for 3 weeks.   
      
   John Turmel   
      
   JCT: What a great addition to the charge! They let this guy   
   expire when he'd sent in his no-change renewal 12 weeks in   
   advance! 15 weeks so they could screw him. And now they're   
   caught.   
      
   If Paul Batte's situation doesn't get them a search warrant   
   for the Health Canada database, I'll have to go after it in   
   examinations for discovery in civil Federal Court. Bang.   
   Cutting off his medicine for 3 weeks for political non-   
   medical reasons. Imagine if he'd been in a hospital and the   
   nurses had to say: "sorry, no prescribed medication until   
   your renewal comes in."   
      
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