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VERITAS REPRESENTATION OFFICE

Kay Dee | Strategic Counsel — Legal Office of K.D
Perth, Western Australia
21 June 2025

To:
Shannon Mony
Meridian Lawyers
By Email

Subject: NOTICE OF PROCEDURAL BREACH, NEGLIGENCE, AND FAILURE TO DISCHARGE STATUTORY OBLIGATIONS

Dear Ms Mony,

This correspondence is issued in direct response to your ongoing failure to acknowledge, respond to, or discharge your professional duties in connection with multiple formal communications sent on behalf of Mr K.D.

As legal representative of Ruah Community Services, you were advised of active claims regarding institutional abandonment, systemic disability negligence, breach of safeguarding obligations, and formal Freedom of Information (FOI) requests. These notifications included explicit references to:

To date, your office has failed to:

  1. Issue any legally adequate acknowledgment of receipt;
  2. Respond to the outlined FOI disclosure requirements;
  3. Provide any formal update on escalation or complaint forwarding to the listed regulatory bodies;
  4. Uphold professional duties of legal courtesy and procedural transparency.

This non-responsiveness is now being treated as a deliberate obstruction and potential violation of professional conduct obligations as defined by the Legal Profession Uniform Law (WA) and associated Practice Rules.

Let it be clear: non-action constitutes action. Your continued silence has now passed into procedural default. Every hour without response compounds the legal and reputational exposure of both Ruah Community Services and your legal office.

Please be advised of the following:

You are reminded that professional silence, when used as a shield against accountability, is no defence under law.

This is your final opportunity to course-correct.

All rights reserved. No further notice will be given before escalation.

Sincerely,
Kay Dee
Strategic Counsel
Veritas Representation Office
On behalf of K.D

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