Slowly but surely, we are moving on my complaint against Chicken Farmers of Ontario ("CFO").
Quick Recap
Feb. 5, 2013 I filed my complaint with CFO
Feb. 25, 2013 CFO thanks me for my feedback.
To me, it seems CFO has filed it in the round filing cabinet on the floor (ie. garbage can)
Feb. 25, 2013 I request hearing of my complaint before CFO Board
Mar. 1, 2013 CFO acknowledges my request, Board will consider my request
Mar. 21, 2013 CFO Board decides to decline hearing, and waive their right to hear my complaint
Mar. 26, 2013 I send letter asking FPMC to intercede on my behalf with my complaint against CFO
May 23, 2013 FPMC refuses to intercede with CFO, refers me to OMAF Tribunal
June 6, 2013 I send email to Tribunal asking for information on how to proceed with complaint.
Four months of bureaucracy and delays. It seems Canada grows some of the best bureaucracies and red tape in the world.
I'm going to need lots of help & advice on this Tribunal. I assume we have one chance to get it right. I've never done a Tribunal before so I'm looking forward to suggestions from all the jailhouse lawyers out there to advise & guide me on how to make this effort successful.
A blog to communicate, discuss, and advocate for the civil rights and important role Small Flock Poultry Farmers can play (and should play) in Canadian Society. Small Flockers are on the side of justice & truth, and against privilege & power. Unfortunately, the more we compromise with privilege and power, the more we reduce the capacity for truth and justice.
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