Canadian Petition for Justice for Parents.

PETITION TO THE HOUSE OF COMMONS IN PARLIAMENT ASSEMBLED We, the undersigned, residents of Canada, draw the attention of the House to the following: WHEREAS: 1. The Federal Recommended Child Support Guidelines, the Divorce Act, the Matrimonial Property Act and unequal, arbitrary access orders are unconstitutional. They violate Sect. 7, 15.1 and 28 of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms. 2. The judicial system treats divorced parents unequally and discriminates against one parent while systematically rewarding the other parent. This continues until past age of majority. 3. Judges have unlimited power to seize children for any arbitrary reason and adopt them out without evidence of abuse. Judges have unlimited power to interfere in parents lives and control their children. 4. Sect. 24 of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms is violated. There is no court of competent jurisdiction and there are no judges that uphold the guaranteed Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms. There is no legal counsel available that offers Charter Rights service in Canada. Victims have no recourse. 5. The police arbitrarily refuse to provide protection to victims if there is a civil case involved, currently or previously, especially in family law. THEREFORE, your petitioners call upon Parliament to: 1. Repeal the Divorce Act, the Matrimonial Property Act and the Federal Recommended Child Support Guidelines and replace them with spousal and parental consent agreements and fair, negotiated divorce settlements. We request that this user friendly solution is to supersede any court applications. 2. Uphold the guaranteed Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms and immediately provide competent, legal counsel, absorb all costs, and ensure that all judges are trained and ready to hear complaints. 3. Provide financial compensation to all affected, displaced families since the guaranteed Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms came into force on April 17, 1982. 4. Ensure that police serve and protect residents regardless of current or previous civil action. When a complaint is filed with police, they have a duty to investigate and proceed with charges without restrictions and police acting as self appointed judges. 5. Immediately stop the arbitrary apprehension of parents’ children by the Children’s Aid Societies and judges who rubber stamp unconstitutional, invalid, unlawful and incompetent apprehension applications. Provide compensation to non convicted, affected families and return all children to their parents regardless of foster care or adoption.