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Whistleblower Salary Interim Relief Scandal
It was unfair to expect a public sector whistleblower to act in good faith and in the public interest without UK equivalent continued monthly pay until a reported whistleblowing issue was proved with a tribunal judgment to be able to afford to act in the public interest. HM AG Chambers has unlimited funding and blatantly…
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Mannin Line 9th September 2025 Factual Error and Clarifications
LEGALLY QUALIFIED JUSTICE MINISTER On the Mannin Line on Tuesday 9th September 2025 you responded to Chris Robertshaw concerns about the constitutional crisis highlighted by Tribunal Chair revelations in effect on HM AG Chambers unethical legal strategy and about the appointment of multiple HM AG Chambers employees to the Employment and Equality Tribunal. Firstly, you…
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Isle of Man unlawful court fees order contrary to UNISON v Lord Chancellor [2017] UK SC 51
BY EMAIL Sharon Graham, General Secretary, UNITE cc Debbie Halsall, Regional Officer, Isle of Man The landmark UNISON ruling: However, the ruling has been repeatedly disrespectfully and unlawfully disregarded in the Isle of Man The Isle of Man Chief Registrar and line management potentially with conflicted legal opinion from the Isle of Man HM AG…
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Isle of Man Open Justice Gap
The Open Justice External Audit report 2024 researched and documented the OPEN JUSTICE issue in the Isle of Man, the relationship to other issues such as the EQUALITY OF ARMS issue, the HUMAN RIGHT TO A FAIR TRIAL issue with all available evidence material to the case disclosed and the ACCESS TO JUSTICE issue. The…
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The truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth so help me the UK Crown constitutional ultimate responsibility to enforce good government in the Isle of Man
As an Isle of Man parliament researcher familiar with the legislation process, I unexpectedly unravelled and reported what I thought could only be a mistake in my wife’s payroll from the day she transferred from the UK police to the Isle of Man police with a housing allowance that should have been index linked. Ask…
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Hidden Cost of Corruption Crisis
Most private sector workers, voters and taxpayers don’t understand the hidden cost of corruption. Imagine successfully recruiting and investing 20 or 40 or 80 thousand pounds over 10 or 20 or 30 years in 1 of your best employees to the point that they know the operations inside out …. and then plot to force…
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Broken System League Table 2024
Isle of Man public authories are ranked by estimated highest percentage cost in the Hidden Cost of Corruption Crisis either by corruption or by functional scope and legal power but failure to stop the corruption with meaningful reforms. 01: HM Attorney General Chambers 02: Department of Home Affairs 03: Treasury 04: Office of the Clerk…
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L.I.P. service
In a very broken system, as a Litigant in Person in a public sector whistleblowing case, you will have to fight the HR policies and procedures and the HM Attorney General chambers as much or more than the relevant government department or parliament. HM AG chambers represent the taxpayer funded corporate entity and, given all…
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