Originally Posted by
Lead Balloon
If you’re bored and want an insight into how dysfunctional they are, try writing to them and asking these questions:
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Dear Avmed
I note that CASR 11.140 says:
I also note that CASR 11.015 says:It seems to me that a medical certificate issued under the provisions of Part 67 of CASR satisfies the definition of “time-limited authorisation”. Do you agree? If not, why not?
It also seems to me that I have completed the required application form for and submitted all of the information required in support of my application for a new medical certificate, more than 21 days before the date of expiry of my current medical certificate. Do you agree? If not, why not?
It therefore seems to me that CASR 11.140(3) operates so as to continue my current medical certificate in force until you get around to making a decision on my application (or, if you grant me a further certificate, until the new certificate comes into force). Do you agree? If not, why not, and why do you think CASR 11.140 was made in the first place?
If you do agree, please take as long as you like to complete the no-doubt earnest and onerous deliberations arising from your pathological need to try to convince people that you know better than qualified medical practitioners and specialists who’ve already decided that I meet the legislated medical standard without the ‘benefit’ of your input.
Yours sincerely
Someone who's paid a fee for a service and couldn't care less about delays caused by an unnecessarily complex application process that involves people who continue to be paid lots of money while they are sick at home, but I don't.
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Let us know how you go!
Thats gold! I'm interested in the response now...