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Email to Consultant Psychiatrist Dr Paul Bell 02/10/2018 Gmail - Email to Consultant Psychiatrist Dr Paul Bell William Finnerty <[email protected]> Email to Consultant Psychiatrist Dr Paul Bell William Finnerty <[email protected]> Tue, Oct 2, 2018 at 12:55 PM To: "The Officer in Charge at Northern Ireland Justice Department, Case Ref: COR/1248/2016" <private.office@justice- ni.x.gsi.gov.uk>, Republic of Ireland Minister for Justice and Equality Charles Flanagan TD <[email protected]>, Republic of Ireland Prime Minister Dr Leo Varadkar TD <[email protected]>, Republic of Ireland Deputy Prime Minster Simon Coveney TD <[email protected]>, Former Republic of Ireland Prime Minister and Fine Gael Party Leader Enda Kenny TD <[email protected]>, "Former Republic of Ireland Justice Minister Frances Fitzgerald TD (Case Reference 0724094243)" <[email protected]>, "Yvonne McCambley, Secretary to Consultant General Adult Community Psychiatrist Dr Paul Bell, MB Bch BAO, MD, FRCPsych" <[email protected]>, "Dr Michael McBride, Chief Medical Officer, Northern Ireland Department of Health, via" <[email protected]>, "Marie Heaney, Belfast Trust Director of Adult Social and Primary Care on behalf of Chief Executive Mr Martin Dillon, Your Ref: C/569/18" <[email protected]>, Complaints Administrator Damien McKee at Belfast Trust <[email protected]>, Belfast Trust HSCNI Complaints Department <[email protected]>, Dr David Cheyne GP via Belfast Reception 147 <[email protected]>, "Andrea Lowry, Surgery Practice Manager 147" <[email protected]>, "Consultant Psychiatrist Dr Lauren Edgar and Community Psychiatric Nurse Carmel Reilly at Knockbracken Healthcare Park, Belfast" <[email protected]>, "The Officer in Charge, Northern Ireland Human Rights Commission" <[email protected]>, "The Officer in Charge, Republic of Ireland Human Rights and Equality Commission" <[email protected]>, "Andrea Magee, Northern Ireland Pension Service" <[email protected]>, "The Officer in Charge, Northern Ireland Pension Service" <[email protected]>, "Helen Mallen, Patient and Client Council, Belfast" <[email protected]>, "Bronte Mayo, Patient and Client Council" <[email protected]>, Citizens Advice Belfast <[email protected]>, "David Alexander, Senior Case Work Officer, Northern Ireland Public Services Ombudsman's Office" <[email protected]>, Medical Secretary Deborah Porter at Belfast HSCNI <[email protected]>, Ms Kyrrah Thom at Belfast Health and Social Care Trust <[email protected]>, Occupational Therapist Elaine Mc Shane at Bradbury Wellbeing and Treatment Centre <[email protected]>, Elaine at Belfast 46 Donegall Pass Citizens Advice Bureau Office <[email protected]>, UK Northern Ireland Secretary of State Karen Bradley MP <[email protected]>, "First Minister of Northern Ireland Arlene Foster (Lawyer) LL.B. MLA" <[email protected]>, [email protected], Northern Ireland Justice Minister Claire Sugden MLA <[email protected]>, Northern Ireland Minister For Finance Máirtín Ó Muilleoir MLA <[email protected]>, Northern Ireland Minister for Health Michelle O'Neill MLA <[email protected]>, [email protected], "Discretionary Support Inspector D Todd at Office of Discretionary Support Commissioner, Belfast BT7 2JA" <[email protected]>, "Discretionary Support Commissioner, 20 Castle St, Antrim" <[email protected]>, "Welfare Adviser Damien O'Boyle at Ballynafeigh (Belfast) Community Development Association, Northern Ireland" <[email protected]>, Northern Ireland Southern Health and Social Care Trust SAFEGUARDING ADULTS TEAM <[email protected]>, "E&L Kennedy Law Firm, Belfast" <[email protected]>, "Lawyer Paul J. O'Kane LL.B." <[email protected]>, "Lawyer Aoife McShane LL.B." <[email protected]>, Lawyer Rory McShane <[email protected]>, Lawyer Mary Doherty <[email protected]>, "Lawyer Ronan McGuigan, LL.B. Solicitor Advocate" <[email protected]>, "Lawyer Jacqueline Malone LL.B. Solicitor Advocate" <[email protected]>, "Lawyer Louise Moley LL.B." <[email protected]>, "Lawyer Ann Marie Featherstone LL.B. LL.M." <[email protected]>, Sheila McGuigan <[email protected]>, McGuigan Malone Solicitors <[email protected]>, "Lawyer Ronan Haughey of ML White Solicitors Ltd, Newry, Northern Ireland" <[email protected]>, "Ms Carolyn Rhodes at Oracle Solicitors, Belfast" <[email protected]>, UK Prime Minister The Rt Hon Theresa May MP <[email protected]>, UK Secretary of State for Health Jeremy Hunt MP <[email protected]>, UK Dept of Health Headquarters <mb- [email protected]>, UK Chancellor of the Exchequer Philip Hammond MP <[email protected]>, [email protected], Former UK Secretary of State for Exiting the European Union David Davis MP <[email protected]>, [email protected], "Boris Johnson MP, Former Government Minister in Charge of GCHQ" <[email protected]>, Lord Chancellor and UK Secretary of State for Justice The Rt Hon Elizabeth Truss MP <[email protected]>, "Kenneth Clarke MP, Father of the UK House of Commons" <[email protected]>, "John Mackell, Director of Client (Solicitor) Complaints at The Law Society of Northern Ireland" <[email protected]>, "Mary Bradley, Northern Ireland Law Society Executive Officer, Client Complaints Department" <[email protected]>, "Dr. Frank Geddis, Head of Research and Policy, Northern Ireland Law Society" <[email protected]>, "Ms Louise Arthurs at The Northern Ireland Law Centre, Belfast" <[email protected]>, Republic of Ireland Law Society <[email protected]>, "The Officer in Charge, Committee on the Administration of Justice" <[email protected]>, Republic of Ireland President and Principal Guardian of Republic of Ireland's Constitution Dr Michael D Higgins <[email protected]>, Chief Justice of the Republic of Ireland Frank Clarke <[email protected]>, Republic https://mail.google.com/mail/u/0?ik=c13a9c5dee&view=pt&search=all&permmsgid=msg-a%3Ar-81829685899825291&simpl=msg-a%3Ar-818296… 1/5 02/10/2018 Gmail - Email to Consultant Psychiatrist Dr Paul Bell of Ireland Director of Public Prosecutions Claire Loftus <[email protected]>, "Republic of Ireland Attorney General Máire R. Whelan SC" <[email protected]>, Republic of Ireland Chief State Solicitor Eileen Creedon <[email protected]>, "Brendan Ryan, Chief Executive of the Republic of Ireland's Court Service" <[email protected]>, Republic of Ireland Health Minister Simon Harris TD <[email protected]>, "Chief Police Commissioner of An Garda Siochana (Republic of Ireland Police Force) Drew Harris" <[email protected]>, Republic of Ireland Parliamentarian Richard Boyd Barrett TD <[email protected]>, Clare Daly TD <[email protected]>, Mick Wallace TD <[email protected]>, Mattie McGrath TD <[email protected]>, "Luke Ming Flanagan <[email protected]>, Matt Carthy <[email protected]>, Mairead McGuinness <[email protected]>, Marian Harkin <[email protected]>, SOUTH: Brian Crowley <[email protected]>, Liadh Ní Riada <[email protected]>, Sean Kelly <[email protected]>, Deirdre Clune <[email protected]>, NORTHERN IRELAND (PART OF THE UNITED KINGDOM OF GREAT BRITAIN) MEPs: Martina Anderson" <[email protected]>, Diane Dodds <[email protected]>, James Nicholson <[email protected]>, Scheme Co- ordinator Ina Ferguson <[email protected]>, Helm Housing Manager Alison McBride <[email protected]>, Alison McBride <[email protected]>, Karen McFall <[email protected]>, "Brian Eastwood at Helm Housing, Belfast" <[email protected]>, Ciaran Kelly <[email protected]>, "Agnew, Steven MLA (Member of Legislative Assembly of Northern Ireland)" <[email protected]>, "Aiken, Steve MLA" <[email protected]>, "Allen, Andy MLA" <[email protected]>, "Allister, Jim MLA" <[email protected]>, "Archibald, Caoimhe MLA" <[email protected]>, "Armstrong, Kellie" <[email protected]>, "Bailey, Clare" <[email protected]>, "Barton, Rosemary MLA" <[email protected]>, "Beattie, Doug MLA" <[email protected]>, "Beggs, Roy MLA" <[email protected]>, [email protected], "Boylan, Cathal MLA" <[email protected]>, "Boyle, Michaela MLA" <[email protected]>, "Bradley, Maurice MLA" <[email protected]>, "Bradley, Paula MLA" <[email protected]>, "Bradley, Sinéad MLA" <[email protected]>, "Bradshaw, Paula MLA" <[email protected]>, "Buchanan, Keith" <[email protected]>, "Buchanan, Thomas MLA" <[email protected]>, "Buckley, Jonathan MLA" <[email protected]>,
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