FOI request for CRNBC
Taranpreet Kaur Doad 12162 95 avenue Surrey B.C. V3V 1N6 taranpreetdoad@gmail.com January 29,2018 Jessica Abells Freedom Of Information Coordinator College of Registered Nurses of British Columbia 2855 Arbutus Street, Vancouver, BC V6J 3Y8 Dear Ms. Abells, In Accordance to the Freedom of Information act and protection of privacy act, I request that you kindly provide me with: A copy of all the investigations from January 1, 2012 completed/ closed in which registrants were accused of a misconduct and/or were caught stealing and using narcotics and what was the results of the accusations. How were they caught, and why did they steal narcotics and why did they go against the . If a problem arises in releasing some parts of the documents, please release the information that you can. In order to avoid photocopying fees, please provide me with electronic copies by mailing it to my address on a CD or email me on the email mentioned above in PDF or Word ...
I think your video is very important for people to see and be aware of. I think the interview with the schools principle was a great idea, she would know the dangers for kids and smoking is definitely one of them. Great job!
ReplyDeleteThis video highlights a serious issue surrounding children's health, and it reminds us all how adversely smoke inhalation can affect our lungs. I really liked how you interviewed people from all different walks of life (i.e., a child, a neighbour, a principal, a concerned citizen) - it really points to the fact that the majority of people don't approve of that type of behaviour.
ReplyDeleteYour video was very interesting to watch especially with the different types of interviews - especially the principal, I personally think it was important to hear someone working at the school to voice their opinion about such a huge issue. Well done!
ReplyDeleteI like your video, it's nice you were able to get actually videos of people smoking, its terrible that they don't care that they are near children. Also thought it was good that you had the opinion of a school staff.
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