[Libre-soc-dev] Care Quality Commission MHA- 03402-V5V8D1 CRM:003564199297 ZN/E2-1955ES

[lkcl]

On Thursday, January 9, 2025, lkcl <luke.leighton at gmail.com> wrote:
> 1. advocacy people are prohibited from engaging when the police
> are involved.
>
> 2. the GMC have contacted the police.
>
> 3. NHS Trust is so aggressive and so violating the Autism Act
> 2009 Statutory Requirements, as well as Perverting the Course of Justice,
i no longer wish to engage with them, it is causing actve physical harm -
brain damage.

4. they have ALREADY BEEN PROVIDED with photographic and video evidence and
FAILED SYATEMATICALLY TO ACKNOWLEDGE OR ADDRESS IT.

every question i ask which requires them to acknowledge their
catastrophic failings which almost killed and crippled me
they have NOT ANSWERED.

how am i supposed to get answers such that they can be
presented to PHSO when they SYSTEMATICALLY EVADE AND LIE?
this ITSELF constitutes abuse under at least the 2009 autism
act, 2010 disability act, assault and many other criminal counts.

i cannot continue WITHOUT SUPPORT to deal with these criminals
as even the recall of events is causing distress and brain
damage, let alone facing their constant evasion and efforts
to Pervert the Course of Justice.

>
> a way to solve this is for the NHS to pay my legal costs.
>
>
> On Wednesday, January 8, 2025, MHA Enquiries <MHAEnquiries at cqc.org.uk>
wrote:
>> Dear Mr Leighton,
>>
>> We write to you from the Mental Health Act Complaints Team at the Care
Quality Commission (CQC).
>>
>> Following on from your recent contact with us. We understand that you
are currently not in the country and are looking for some organisation to
take on the managing of your complaint for you as it is causing you
distress. We are sorry to read of how the complaints are affecting you but
CQC does not provide an advocacy service of this kind would not be able to
manage your complaints for you. We would suggest contacting an advocay
service or specialist solicitor.
>>
>> CQC does expect all complaints to have completed the complaints route
with the care providing organisation before considering any investigations.
So in this case, Hampshire and Isle of Wight Health NHS Foundation Trust.
You have previously raised that the Trust has not asked for the video
evidence you have. We have copies of correspondence from the Trust which
states the following
>>
>> In Lindsey Jadeja’s email of the 3rd of October, the following was
included;
>> ‘You have referred to additional documentation that you would like to
provide the Trust in support of your concern. Please be assured that this
will be reviewed and considered if you choose to share this. If you would
like to, please let us know your preference for sharing and we can provide
you with any address details you need.’
>>
>> 17th of December, also included;
>> ‘You have shared that you have numerous videos and photos to evidence
the issues you have raised. Please be assured that these will be reviewed
should you wish to share these with the Trust. At this time, without this
further evidence, I will respond to the issues raised based on the
information and evidence available to the Trust
>>
>> CQC recommends that you seek support from an advocacy service to assist
you with engaging with the Trust on the matter of your complaints and
hopefully come to a resolution for you.
>>
>> We are sorry that CQC is not able to assist you with your complaints at
this time, the complaints you have raised will be retained on our systems
and have been shared with our inspection teams.
>>
>> Kind Regards
>> Miss Turi Maddison - (Pronouns: She/her)
>> Mental Health Act Senior Complaints Officer
>> T: 03000 616161
>>
>> For information about CQC, including contact details, information about
how we use and protect personal data, and how to request information from
us, go to https://www.cqc.org.uk/contact-us
>>
>>
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