swannee wrote:
It never ceases to amaze me how your pathetic little mind works.
Let's look at the situation the way that normal sane people would.
Cab Inspector receives a phone call from member of public. How do YOU reach the conclusion that he must be known to Cab Inspector? He could have spoken to another cabby and been advised to contact the Cab Office.
Rather than go down the official route, Cab Inspector asks skull to come in and see him. Seems fair to me, keep it informal and if there's nothing in the allegation it gets quietly dropped. But no, Big man Skull has to take the wrong approach yet again and assumes that he is being picked on (poor sod) so goes off on one, leaving the Cab Inspector no choice but go down the official route.
Now tell us all jasbar
1. Why must the complainant be known to Cab Inspector? Not a word points to that.
2. Why must the complainant think he has some status above that of a taxi driver? He just made a complaint. (A secret one apparently, since neither of you have said what happened.)He is probably a "Joe Soap" [edited by admin] off at something the big bairn did.
3. Where is the "complete abrogation of Human rights" (sic)? Reading your posts and skull's it looks more like paranoia.
Pity the pair of you don't just enter into a civil partnership and feck off into the sunset and let real cabbies get on with a job that is clearly too much for you pair to handle.
yes you may be right wise one.
The complaint was apparently by fone call to peter Lang. He emailed Frankie babes at 12.29. John Blain then contacted the owner, who advised that the Skull was the driver and the fone call was then made.
The Skull advised that he does not respond to frivolous unsubstantiated uncorroborated and malicious complaints. The fone was handed to frankie boy who asked the Skull to come in and see him. The Skull reiterated his position and Frankie spat the dummy out and threatened Skull that he would clipe to the council.
On this basis the complaint alleges that the Skull breached his licensing conditions by
obstructing the cab inspector in the performance of his duties - regulation 142. of course Frank could have said that the complaint was substantiated and corroborated but because it doesn't have to be to fit with council procedures he didn't. Frank is in trouble with this. And of course it's borne out that the complaint isn't substantiated etc.
The complaint alleges under regulation 118 that the Skull behaved in
an uncivil manner. yet there is no proof of this. Just tittle tattle from a guy who has apparently discovered a grudge.
And because the council claims not to need proof that the incident even took place, far less as this individual claims, anyone with a dislike for any cabbie can complain to the council and if they don't like the cabbie they can use the "powers" they think they have to take away his livelihood.
Touch the forelocks boys, Adolf Hitler is running licensing it seems.
Our hapless cab inspector has also claimed a breach of regulation 143,
the driver of a taxi shall comply with all instructions or directions of the authorised officer in relation to these conditions and shall give all information reasonably required in the discharge of the duties of the authorised officer.
Except, although the council appears to want to ignore the fact, all reasonable information was indeed conveyed to Frank. The incident didn't happen. What is there to talk about. The fullest position was declared so no obstruction took place, all available information WAS given.
Except of course, in the normal course of event our supposed public servant cop is accustomed to sitting the alleged miscreant down in front of him, with Blain in attendance to help stitch him up, and browbeat the guy into giving up information that Frank, with no corroboration, can use to deliver him trussed up like a turkey to the council.
Aye right.
What Frank and the council has failed to understand is that the powers they've assumed under the CGSA are all subordinate to the Human Rights Act 1998.
And what they've delivered to us is the clearest confirmation that they routinely breach Human Rights.
So, it's game on. We couldn't have been afforded a better battleground, on which the council is so weak and with the written confirmation they've provide to prove our case to the court that our council breaches rights as a matter of course.
Now, many will be intimidated by the charges against the Skull. Should they ever find themselves in the same position they'll feel compelled to prostrate themselves before this process. This is what the council is seeking to restore in their stoic defence of the hapless turkey.
We still advise not to speak to this man. If you feel a need to comply by attending the grilling room in Murrayburn, it's name rank and serial number only. Do not talk to any specific aspect of any claims made against you.
So, this complainant may not be personally known to Frankie. But he knows enough about the council to be part of the process. he also addressed Lang as Peter, which suggests that he is in the coven somewhere, a guy with a massive ego who is attempting to use his status to stiff a cabbie.
His ID will out. Bet on it. he may even actually turn up to press home his complaint, if such a meeting takes place.
As for abrogation of Human Rights. try this.
Please note that any proceedings that take place before the Licensing Sub-committee are distinct from any criminal proceedings that could arise in relation to the alleged incident. The Committee is entitled to have regard to any incidents brought to its attention regardless of whether a criminal prosecution is in progress or contemplated. Notable differences between criminal procedures and the procedure before the committee are a) corroboration is required in criminal procedure whereas only one witness's statement is required for committee and b) the standard of proof required in criminal cases is "beyond all reasonable doubt" which is higher than that required at Committee which is "on the balance of probabilities".
So, in essence, anyone can make complaint and if they choose to, which they will with their political enemies and critics, they can take away your licence based on tittle tattle.
That's some free and democratic systems eh? I wonder if those applying these "rules" have all read
Mein Kampf? I wonder if the bus drivers, housewives and erstwhile political gurus on the Committee would even understand it? Or, are they even bovvered as sit through the process like inanimate Trolls doing the bidding of Keir and crew.
I would be interested to know where any of this appears in the CGSA. It's purely down to this council's fascist interpretation of the Law and the fact it hasn't been challenged, until now.
Now, watch this space.