Chromatic v Westminster & RBKC: In the Matter of Bureaucratic Theatre, Equality Act Failures, and Procedural Hostility
Metadata
Filed: 15 September 2025 — 08:00 (BST)
Reference Code: SWANK/LA/BUNDLE–ZC25C50281
Court Filename: 2025-09-15_SWANK_Bundle_LA.pdf
Summary: Formal service of the Local Authority Bundle, documenting failures of communication, safeguarding misuse, and administrative hostility, archived by SWANK and served to all parties.
I. What Happened
On behalf of Polly Chromatic (Mother and Litigant in Person), the Local Authority Bundle has been formally served via the SWANK Evidentiary Catalogue.
This service occurs in lieu of email attachment chaos, ambush-style delivery, and inconsistent local authority channels. Instead, SWANK imposes discipline: every Monday at 08:00, bundles will be published to www.swanklondon.com.
The bundle contains:
Indexed communications between Westminster & RBKC Children’s Services.
Notices demonstrating failure to designate a service contact.
Records of safeguarding misuse and retaliatory conduct.
Procedural inconsistencies amounting to systemic harassment.
II. What the Bundle Establishes
Equality Act Breach: Reasonable adjustments (email-only service, written clarity) repeatedly denied.
Communication Hostility: Ten officers email independently without a centralised point of contact.
Safeguarding Misuse: Emergency interventions pursued without lawful evidential basis.
Procedural Harassment: Service by ambush preferred over lawful, accessible channels.
Institutional Projection: Allegations deployed as cover for administrative failure.
III. Why SWANK Logged It
To formalise service through a public, time-stamped evidentiary archive.
To preserve the pattern of hostility and failure for judicial notice.
To convert bureaucratic chaos into a ceremonial, elegant instrument.
To remind all parties: documentation is not optional; it is sovereign.
IV. Applicable Standards & Violations
Equality Act 2010 — denial of reasonable adjustments.
Children Act 1989 — misuse of safeguarding powers, violation of welfare principle.
Human Rights Act 1998 (ECHR Arts 6, 8, 14) — denial of fair trial, family life, and non-discrimination.
Working Together 2018 — failure of lawful, evidence-based practice.
V. SWANK’s Position
This is not safeguarding. This is procedural hostility masquerading as law.
We do not accept ambush service.
We reject safeguarding theatre.
We will document, archive, and publish each act of bureaucratic misconduct until correction is inevitable.
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