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Sent: To: diane.mercier-allain@gov.nb.ca 

Subject: Internet Comments/Questions 

 Received From: Dennis Wilsher 

Email Address: pcac-webmaster@telus.net 

March 19,2000 

 Honourable Bradley Green 

Justice Minister, Attorney General

New Brunswick 

Canada 

Dear Sir,

I have been asked by the executive of the Parent and Child Advocacy Coalition- CANADA-(PCAC) to write you concerning the case of Steve Osborne in your Province. If you are not aware Mr. Osborne has been prevented from talking or seeing  his children for 1 year now. A court ruling by one of your Provinces judges gave the mother full custody, and also allowed her to move to ontario.  Mr. Osborne has been standing at your provinces court building in Saint John protesting since Oct 1999.  

The concerns that our group has after reading the court transcripts on this  matter as an Parent and child Advocacy Group that represents all Canadians  are as follows:

1. The judge when it was discovered that Steve 6sborne's ex-wife had lied in  her sworn affidavits about Mr. Osbornes character , that the judge said "I  have no problem with that". Is it your governments position that lieing on sworn legal documents about serious matters concerning abuse, etc. is condoned by your governments representitives, judges, officials,ie? 

2. That the judge allowed the mother to relocate to Ontario, thus allowing child abduction to take place, under the criminal code as you are aware child abduction is the prevention of allowing the child or parent access to each other. What is your governments position regarding court sanctioned child abduction? 

3. What is your Governments position regarding implementing the recommendations listed in "For the sake of the children" Joint Federal committees report into provincial legistation changes? 

4. Directly concerning Steve Osbornes case in your province are you willing to directly intervene and have a judicial reveiw, or some other action since you have the authority regarding this matter? 

This case in your province is now on the verge of international attention,  therefore we would like to have your governments response on this mattter in  a timely matter. 

 Dennis Wilsher on Behalf of the Executive Committee  Parent and Child Advocacy Coalition- CANADA- (PCAC) 

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