Articles 89 and 90 of the Access to Information Act of Quebec (LAIQ) and sectorization of psychiatry in Quebec

Considering that after moving the psychiatrist or citizen, he may never see his treating psychiatrist because he does not live in the area of the hospital where he works thereof;

Although psychiatry is not officially sectored, it remains moin that, in fact, there is still a segmentation that exists;

Whereas Articles 89 and 90 of the Access to Information Act does not invalidate a diagnosis from a physician without his consent;

Whereas Articles 89 and 90 of the Access to Information Act does not allow a new  doctor or treating psychiatrist refute improper diagnosis;

Considering that a citizen can not obtain the consent of a health care professional who is not under the jurisdiction of the laws of Quebec (moved, retraite, died, etc.).  The diagnosis can not be corrected by anotheer doctor or psychiatrist;

Whereas Articles 91 and 92 of the Access to Information Act does not give rights pleinent citizens to rectify an incorrect diagnosis;

We, the undersigned citizens of Canada, asking the Quebec National Assembly to demand the Quebec government to abolish the segmentation of psychiatry and to amend sections 89 and 90.