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Paragraph 198 of my site says198 Today I emailed the RCMP Complaints Commission saying. To Michelaine Chairperson RCMP Complaints Commission Complaint against Dominic Laferrière of the Complaint Intake and Review I have asked the RCMP Complaints Commission to review the decision of the RCMP professional standards unit. Dominic said there is no statutory right of review in cases where the RCMP declines jurisdiction on a public complaint. I have looked in the RCMP act & can’t find anything that says that I have asked Dominic where it says this. He hasn’t answered my question. If it does say that somewhere & he does not tell me where it says this then it looks like he is covering up my complaint. So it makes no sense for him to not answer my question. So the fact that he has not answered my question must mean that it does not say that anywhere & that he has covered up my complaint. My criminal complaint with the RCMP is that OIPRD Covered up my conduct complaint against the Hamilton police officer. Conduct complaints against police in Ontario are done through the police services act. So if someone tries to cover up a conduct complaint against a police officer they are obstructing justice. The OIPRD said that my criminal complaint against my landlord is better dealt with through the Ontario Residential Tenancies Act. So they throw out my conduct complaint against a Hamilton police officer. The RCMP said about my criminal complaint with them that they do not have jurisdiction to investigate provincial bodies. This is not true because the RCMP Act section 18 says It is the duty of members who are peace officers, to perform all duties that are assigned to peace officers in relation to the preservation of the peace, the prevention of crime & of offences against the laws of Canada & the laws in force in any province in which they may be employed, So, Dominic has covered up my complaint!!! Decisions of the Complaints Commission are not final and can be changed if wrong. Robert 206 I have forwarded the email that I sent to Michelaine Chairperson RCMP Complaints Commission in paragraph 198 to them for 15 business days they did not respond back. 211 The emails that I sent to Michelaine Lahia Chairperson RCMP Complaints Commission I have forwarded to Governor General of Canada Mary Simon for 15 business days in a row saying. The RCMP Act section 45.3 (2) says Each member of the Commission may be removed for cause at any time by the Governor in Council. Read below and fire them. Robert The Governor in Council is the Governor General of Canada when she is not in Council Please copy and paste paragraphs 198 206 211 and put them in an email to the Governor General’s office info@gg.ca and ask why the GG has not fired the person who covered up the complaint that Robert Burgiss filed. Please forward the email to them every business day for at least 15 business days or until you get a response. Thanks, Robert Burgiss https://injusticeinontario.ca/

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Paragraph 198 of my site says 198 Today I emailed the RCMP Complaints Commission saying. To Michelaine Chairperson RCMP Complaints Commission Complaint against Dominic Laferrière of the Complaint Intake and Review I have asked the RCMP Complaints Commission to review the decision of the RCMP professional standards unit. Dominic said there is no statutory right of review in cases where the RCMP declines jurisdiction on a public complaint. I have looked in the RCMP act & can’t find anything that says that I have asked Dominic where it says this. He hasn’t answered my question. If it does say that somewhere & he does not tell me where it says this then it looks like he is covering up my complaint. So it makes no sense for him to not answer my question. So the fact that he has not answered my question must mean that it does not say that anywhere & that he has covered up my complaint. My criminal complaint with the RCMP is that OIPRD Covered up my conduct complaint against the Hamilton police officer. Conduct complaints against police in Ontario are done through the police services act. So if someone tries to cover up a conduct complaint against a police officer they are obstructing justice. The OIPRD said that my criminal complaint against my landlord is better dealt with through the Ontario Residential Tenancies Act. So they throw out my conduct complaint against a Hamilton police officer. The RCMP said about my criminal complaint with them that they do not have jurisdiction to investigate provincial bodies. This is not true because the RCMP Act section 18 says It is the duty of members who are peace officers, to perform all duties that are assigned to peace officers in relation to the preservation of the peace, the prevention of crime & of offences against the laws of Canada & the laws in force in any province in which they may be employed, So, Dominic has covered up my complaint!!! Decisions of the Complaints Commission are not final and can be changed if wrong. Robert 206 I have forwarded the email that I sent to Michelaine Chairperson RCMP Complaints Commission in paragraph 198 to them for 15 business days they did not respond back. 211 The emails that I sent to Michelaine Lahia Chairperson RCMP Complaints Commission I have forwarded to Governor General of Canada Mary Simon for 15 business days in a row saying. The RCMP Act section 45.3 (2) says Each member of the Commission may be removed for cause at any time by the Governor in Council. Read below and fire them. Robert The Governor in Council is the Governor General of Canada when she is not in Council Please copy and paste paragraphs 198 206 211 and put them in an email to the Governor General’s office info@gg.ca and ask why the GG has not fired the person who covered up the complaint that Robert Burgiss filed. Please forward the email to them every business day for at least 15 business days or until you get a response. Thanks, Robert Burgiss https://injusticeinontario.ca/

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Paragraph 198 of my site says 198 Today I emailed the RCMP Complaints Commission saying. To Michelaine Chairperson RCMP Complaints Commission Complaint against Dominic Laferrière of the Complaint Intake and Review I have asked the RCMP Complaints Commission to review the decision of the RCMP professional standards unit. Dominic said there is no statutory right of review in cases where the RCMP declines jurisdiction on a public complaint. I have looked in the RCMP act & can’t find anything that says that I have asked Dominic where it says this. He hasn’t answered my question. If it does say that somewhere & he does not tell me where it says this then it looks like he is covering up my complaint. So it makes no sense for him to not answer my question. So the fact that he has not answered my question must mean that it does not say that anywhere & that he has covered up my complaint. My criminal complaint with the RCMP is that OIPRD Covered up my conduct complaint against the Hamilton police officer. Conduct complaints against police in Ontario are done through the police services act. So if someone tries to cover up a conduct complaint against a police officer they are obstructing justice. The OIPRD said that my criminal complaint against my landlord is better dealt with through the Ontario Residential Tenancies Act. So they throw out my conduct complaint against a Hamilton police officer. The RCMP said about my criminal complaint with them that they do not have jurisdiction to investigate provincial bodies. This is not true because the RCMP Act section 18 says It is the duty of members who are peace officers, to perform all duties that are assigned to peace officers in relation to the preservation of the peace, the prevention of crime & of offences against the laws of Canada & the laws in force in any province in which they may be employed, So, Dominic has covered up my complaint!!! Decisions of the Complaints Commission are not final and can be changed if wrong. Robert 206 I have forwarded the email that I sent to Michelaine Chairperson RCMP Complaints Commission in paragraph 198 to them for 15 business days they did not respond back. 211 The emails that I sent to Michelaine Lahia Chairperson RCMP Complaints Commission I have forwarded to Governor General of Canada Mary Simon for 15 business days in a row saying. The RCMP Act section 45.3 (2) says Each member of the Commission may be removed for cause at any time by the Governor in Council. Read below and fire them. Robert The Governor in Council is the Governor General of Canada when she is not in Council Please copy and paste paragraphs 198 206 211 and put them in an email to the Governor General’s office info@gg.ca and ask why the GG has not fired the person who covered up the complaint that Robert Burgiss filed. Please forward the email to them every business day for at least 15 business days or until you get a response. Thanks, Robert Burgiss https://injusticeinontario.ca/

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