⟡ SWANK Audit Dispatch ⟡
Retaliatory Removals, Contracted Control, and the Paper Trail They’d Rather You Didn’t Request
Document Reference: SWL/AUD-1
Date Issued: 6 June 2025
Issued By: SWANK London Ltd.
Subject: Institutional Audit Demand – Placement Records, Agency Contracts, and Retaliatory Escalation Review (2023–2025)
PDF Link: Download SWL/AUD-1 as Court Exhibit PDF
I. Bureaucratic Pattern, Meet Legal Structure
When does a safeguarding decision become an act of institutional retaliation?
When it follows — with suspicious speed — a written complaint, legal notice, or disability assertion.
On 6 June 2025, SWANK London Ltd. issued a formal audit demand to Westminster Children’s Services, requiring disclosure of:
All child placements initiated between Jan 2023–Jun 2025
Provider contracts and financial agreements
Removals linked to lawful parental refusal or medical adjustment
Reunification review for children taken through procedural overreach
II. Why It Was Sent
This letter was triggered by:
Documented safeguarding threats made after written disability notices
PLO escalations occurring without lawful strategy discussions
Retaliatory removal patterns tied to litigation resistance
The demand is framed under SWANK’s oversight mandate and public interest disclosure rights. It is not a suggestion. It is an institutional subpoena by any name but theirs.
III. What the Letter Demands
Sections I–IV of the document cover:
Placement Indexes: Including location, authorisation, and agency used
Financial Contracts: With all third-party providers or foster contractors
Escalation Protocols: Including use of complaints, SARs, or medical documentation as triggers
Reunification Review: For any child removed following formal refusal or legal action
The request includes a 10-day response window and requires full disclosure or legal basis for refusal.
IV. Filing Status
This demand is filed as:
📂 Court-aligned oversight document
🗃️ Active part of the SWANK litigation and documentation archive
📣 Public declaration of refusal to normalise retaliatory safeguarding policy
Failure to respond will be logged as institutional non-cooperation and cited in all relevant court and ombudsman proceedings.
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