I am sorry to hear about the situation in Avon and Somerset. I know we have had problems here in the Met but I understand that they have now suspended reviews. Maybe they have finally realised that reviews have to be carried out in accordance with the Regulations and the SMP’s cannot act unlawfully and in contravention to the Regs.
I was reinstated along with several others in one batch but I did experience how financially devastating it can be.
I wish you well my friends and hope that you get justice soon.
What an astounding insight into the mindset of a doctor who has so far abandoned the ethics of his profession as to allow himself to become the willing tool of the accountants.
Dr Bulpitt is a disgrace, not just to the medical profession, but to mankind.
The content of his emails is on the level of fourth-form tittle-tattle and lays bare the considerable extent of his ignorance of the police pension regulations. Talk about biased! This man has but one objective in mind, formed from assumptions which are based on speculation, and that is to find ways to reduce the payments made to disabled former officers who were injured in the line of duty.
His energies are spent fretting about the cost of pensions to his employers, and he has none left to devote to caring for the people who reluctantly and devastatingly were placed in the condition where they qualify for their injury pensions.
If this quack has a conscience, then he should resign. Of course, he has no conscience, and neither have the people who employ him. His going is inevitable, and if he won’t jump then he will have to be pushed.
This is outrageous. There is no element of fairness in any of this. Their sole intent is to take money from injured pensioners and thereby save money for their budget. And who is leading the charge – Bulpitt and Johnson. Why would they be so keen to do the bidding of the PCC? At least they are being well paid – and there you have it folks..
I am sorry to hear about the situation in Avon and Somerset. I know we have had problems here in the Met but I understand that they have now suspended reviews. Maybe they have finally realised that reviews have to be carried out in accordance with the Regulations and the SMP’s cannot act unlawfully and in contravention to the Regs.
I was reinstated along with several others in one batch but I did experience how financially devastating it can be.
I wish you well my friends and hope that you get justice soon.
What an astounding insight into the mindset of a doctor who has so far abandoned the ethics of his profession as to allow himself to become the willing tool of the accountants.
Dr Bulpitt is a disgrace, not just to the medical profession, but to mankind.
The content of his emails is on the level of fourth-form tittle-tattle and lays bare the considerable extent of his ignorance of the police pension regulations. Talk about biased! This man has but one objective in mind, formed from assumptions which are based on speculation, and that is to find ways to reduce the payments made to disabled former officers who were injured in the line of duty.
His energies are spent fretting about the cost of pensions to his employers, and he has none left to devote to caring for the people who reluctantly and devastatingly were placed in the condition where they qualify for their injury pensions.
If this quack has a conscience, then he should resign. Of course, he has no conscience, and neither have the people who employ him. His going is inevitable, and if he won’t jump then he will have to be pushed.
This is outrageous. There is no element of fairness in any of this. Their sole intent is to take money from injured pensioners and thereby save money for their budget. And who is leading the charge – Bulpitt and Johnson. Why would they be so keen to do the bidding of the PCC? At least they are being well paid – and there you have it folks..