The silence of Taoiseach Varadkar

The silence of Taoiseach Varadkar:

After 7 months of silence I reasonably requested Taoiseach Varadkar to update me regarding my complaint to him against Minister Simon Harris.

Taoiseach Varadkar declined my request and informed me that he had passed it on to Minister Harris for his attention.

Meaning that I must await on Minister Harris's pleasure while he investigates himself.

So, the government are fully aware that, for example, the Medical Council indulge in falsification and falsehoods, including altering evidence and complaints from patients and are indifferent despite the official independent evidence.

A very major problem [for patients] is that the Medical Council's CEO presents my case to the inquiry [who take evidence under oath] yet the CEO is just one of the persons party to the falsifications and altering I have complained of and proven.

Taoiseach Varadkar appoints Minister Harris to investigate Minister Harris.

Minister for Health Simon Harris has twice refused to accept and investigate my complaints against his Dept. of Health and the Medical Council by insisting he did not have the authority.

This although he had the incontrovertible documentary evidence of serious misconduct and criminal activity and the relevant law gave him the required authority.

The Medical Council has been proven to have completely fabricated a complaint and altered and falsified evidence from me.

Because of this I lodged a formal complaint with An Taoiseach Leo Varadkar requesting he investigate the conduct of Minister Harris and to ensure there could be no doubt I said -

“as well as my original complaints, I'm accusing Minister Harris of covering up serious misbehaviour and that includes the proven criminal offences”

My complaint was lodged 6 weeks ago.

Having acknowledge receipt of my complaint I was then informed that my complaint had been forwarded to Minister Harris to investigate.

So Minister Harris is now investigating himself.

The proven allegations against the Medical Council are of national importance as such conduct, in principle, would affect every patient in the country.