Since the death of born 1 August 1999 a statute of
limitations applies, to which the family were not aware off.
Over the last 3 years and since being informed of the
death of born 1 August 1999, whilst in Bryn Melyn Care (place by Oxford Social
Services). The family at each and every
meeting held with Social Services have continuously asked and requested for the
circumstances surrounding born 1 August 1999’s death.
Oxford Social Services at every meeting denied any
knowledge of the circumstances surrounding the death.
They have continuously prevaricated to the point of
procrastination their knowledge and so called lack of knowledge of the
circumstances.
This has caused a limitation to be met both morally and
legally passed the 3-year point.
However, due to the limitation and the fact that the
family finally got closure of the circumstances surrounding born 1 August 1999’s
death only this these limitations suspect and may not apply in this instance.
Nevertheless, through their procrastination, Oxford
Social Services as the Corporate Parent in this case had ALL the details and
DID NOT wish to share it with the family allowing the family closure to a
point.
The ethos of Oxford Social Services in their HCPC
Standards state that they should be
·
Open
·
Truthful
·
Transparent
However, we are still waiting for Oxford Social Services
to meet these standards. And for them to
tell us the circumstances surround born 1 August 1999’s death whilst in their
care for our closure.
Do you agree that Oxford Social Services met the HCPC
Standards set out on the HCPC website?
http://www.hcpc-uk.co.uk/aboutregistration/standards
We think not and I wonder how many other families they
have lied to?
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