Ashley Bloomfield Competence
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From: Chuck Schooner (Account suspended)
Dear Ministry of Health,
Recently New Zealand Herald reported that an Auckland man failed to obtain a vaccination exemption which was supported by his GP and his Cardiologist. As per the reporting Ashley Bloomfield declined his application based on "I am not satisfied, based on the evidence provided, that you meet the specified Covid-19 vaccination exemption criteria". Regardless of people having to obtain an exemption to avoid an experimental gene therapy that can likely have lifetime impacts and it already doing so to this individual then we need to understand if Ashley is qualified to do this in the first place.
- Can you please provide Ashley's current resume, annual practicing certificate, areas of expertise
- Can you please provide all financial disclosures since Ashley assumed the position of Director General of Health
- Please provide a list of actual and perceived conflicts associated with Ashley
- Please provide a copy of the job description that was used to employ him
- Please confirm who was on the panel that approved Ashley
- Please provide a copy of the report that recommended his placement in this position
- Please confirm Ashley's experience in private practice and when he last saw, diagnosed and treated patients and what his specialties were (if any)
- Has Ashley worked in the private sector at all or always been associated with public medicine?
- Total annual remuneration, bonuses, perks, pension since he has been in the position
- An annual performance review/KPI's etc since he has been in the position
To add to the above I understand Ashley has an annual practicing certificate and specialises in Public Health. To go with that and on his Medical Council profile it states that he may work outside of the scope but must do so within a collegial relationship. Given this information can you please provide the following. The hyppocratic oath that doctors swear by and as an example in the above given the person seeking the exemption has a diagnosed heart condition from the first experiment they were forced to take is Ashley in breach of his hyppocratic oath being first do no harm. The experimental gene therapy has seen people die and so it appears Ashley is gambling with this persons life is he not?
If you believe he is not and given the limitations on his Medical Council profile can you also please provide the following.
- Total number of exemptions requested
- Total number of exemptions refused with Ashley as the signatary
- Total number of exemtions approved
- Who countersigned if anybody - as a collegial relationship would be required if Ashley is working outside of his scope which leads into the following queries
- If nobody countersigned as an example if the person dies following his next experimental gene therapy can charges be laid for negligence, gross misconduct and does the MOH want that on there table
- The field in which Ashley trumped the request for exemption - eg the example above was supported by a Cardiologist and GP and Ashley supposedly has more experience than the cardiologist given his public health background
- Reporting completed by Ashley for a sample of exemptions refused - note personal information of the patients impacted can be directed. And can I add to that my sympathy to all the people whose lives have been permanently altered from the experiment that has been forced onto the public for political rather than health reasons
Please also seek input from Ashley.
Yours faithfully,
Chuck Schooner
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Dear Ministry of Health,
Please provide this information immediately as it is overdue. A complaint with the Ombudsman will be lodged tomorrow.
Yours faithfully,
Chuck Schooner
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From: Chuck Schooner <[FOI #18215 email]>
Sent: Wednesday, 16 February 2022 15:27
To: OIA Requests <[email address]>
Subject: Re: Official Information request - Ashley Bloomfield Competence
Dear Ministry of Health,
Please provide this information immediately as it is overdue. A complaint
with the Ombudsman will be lodged tomorrow.
Yours faithfully,
Chuck Schooner
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From: Chuck Schooner (Account suspended)
Dear OIA Requests,
Please respond to this urgently - I specifically want answers to this Ashley Bloomfield request ASAP and all answers/information to be provided in full.
Yours sincerely,
Chuck Schooner
From: Chuck Schooner (Account suspended)
Dear OIA Requests,
Complaint made to Ombudsman.
Yours sincerely,
Chuck Schooner
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Please find attached a response to your official information act request.
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From: Chuck Schooner (Account suspended)
Dear OIA Requests,
A follow up on this specifically relating to the vaccine exemptions. Please provide.
Of the 747 TME applications that were declined
Please provide
- Who supported the application - eg GP & Cardiologist
- Who declined the application - Ashley Bloomfield as the only signatory? Or were other doctors / experts involved? - for example this article states Ashley Bloomfield declined the application https://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/covid-19-d...
- I assume there is reporting completed by the person(s) that declined the application and reasons why?
- Please provide a sample of reports completed by the signatory for the application being declined - personal information can be redacted - I would accept 5 reports - if possible can you include the reporting that was completed for the refusal in the above case
- I want to know the context for why these applications were declined
Yours sincerely,
Chuck Schooner
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Dear OIA Requests,
Please provide this information immediately as it is now overdue.
Yours sincerely,
Chuck Schooner
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Kia ora Chuck
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Virginia Crawford left an annotation ()
Surely details of "supporting comments" from a few applications that were declined, can be supplied, without revealing any private information.
The public wants to know WHY so MANY seemingly legitimate applications are being declined. I would assume that these applications are not being made frivolously by members of the medical profession.
I note that in a recent judgement, it was revealed that a man who'd had THREE heart attacks was not given an exemption!
From: Chuck Schooner (Account suspended)
Dear OIA Requests,
Just a follow up on this - I am aware that applications must be submitted by a medical or nurse practitioner, my initial request alluded to that. I am trying to ascertain why when these have been supported by a medical practitioner or two why applications were then declined - why can Mr Bloomfield trump another medical professional. In the context of the news article I submitted Mr Bloomfield seemingly is more qualified that a cardiologist and a GP. I will refine the scope of my request to the following. With regards to the example outlined in my initial request and reported on by the NZ Herald are you able to provide in the context of his recommendation
- The Panel recommendation - personal details can be redacted
- Supporting comment by the panel for the reason this exemption was declined
Please also include 5 other examples of the reason for the application being declined and the panels comments along with the medical professionals who supported their application.
To include in this request, of the 747 TME applications that were declined can you please provide
- Following the declination of the exemption did anyone die within 21 days of one of their jabs
- How many of the declined applications saw an adverse reaction that was recorded in the Medsafe data
- Were there any adverse reactions that resulted in claims to ACC for adverse reactions
Yours sincerely,
Chuck Schooner
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Kia ora Chuck,
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Dear OIA Requests,
Just a follow up on this - I am aware that applications must be submitted
by a medical or nurse practitioner, my initial request alluded to that. I
am trying to ascertain why when these have been supported by a medical
practitioner or two why applications were then declined - why can Mr
Bloomfield trump another medical professional. In the context of the news
article I submitted Mr Bloomfield seemingly is more qualified that a
cardiologist and a GP. I will refine the scope of my request to the
following. With regards to the example outlined in my initial request and
reported on by the NZ Herald are you able to provide in the context of his
recommendation
- The Panel recommendation - personal details can be redacted
- Supporting comment by the panel for the reason this exemption was
declined
Please also include 5 other examples of the reason for the application
being declined and the panels comments along with the medical
professionals who supported their application.
To include in this request, of the 747 TME applications that were declined
can you please provide
- Following the declination of the exemption did anyone die within 21 days
of one of their jabs
- How many of the declined applications saw an adverse reaction that was
recorded in the Medsafe data
- Were there any adverse reactions that resulted in claims to ACC for
adverse reactions
Yours sincerely,
Chuck Schooner
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Rikki left an annotation ()
Bloomfield was trained by the Army.
https://plebeianresistance.substack.com/...
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