CHRC Stuart Beaty to Brown about promoting rights of persons with sensitivities

Stuart Beaty, John Dwyer, Denise Ommanney, and a few others joined CHRC Chief Commissioner Max Yalden in promoting the rights of persons with sensitivities to Health and Welfare, other departments and the provinces. Unfortunately, bigotry abounded in middle management at CHRC. Complaints were dismissed unethically. Once Yalden left and Falardeau-Ramsey took over, there was a crisis of confidence in senior managers and ALL of them left the CHRC. People who had previously been in lower positions rose to the top and began invisibilizing work done prior to 1993, even as Canadians with sensitivities were being unnecessarily killed in health care every day. Deceit continues in senior managers at the CHRC today, who pretend that their involvement in promoting the protection of persons with sensitivities began with the commissioning of essays in 2007.