Complaint about Common Purpose - unanswered email

Dear Sir or Madam,

On 30th October 2008 I sent an email to [email address]
complaining about breaches of ALL the Seven Principles of Public
Life as set out by the Committee on Standards in Public Life by
those public servants in your organisation who are Common Purpose
'graduates'.

1. Why have I not received a reply to this complaint?

2. Please supply copies of all correspondence, both internal and
external, that your organisation possesses concerning this
complaint.

3. When might I expect a reply to this complaint?

Yours faithfully,

John Walker

Dear Yvonne Peart,

Thank you for your enquiry. We do not appear to have received your
original complaint.

(I am not going to bother to ask why not.)

Could you please forward your complaint of 30 October 2008 to
[email address].

(Please supply email address.)

We look forward to hearing from you.

(You won't want to hear what I have to say.)

Yours sincerely,

John Walker

Dear Yvonne Peart,

Please send your email to: [email address]

Still is not coming through for some reason. Can you split the
address into parts and omit the @ sign?

Yours sincerely,

John Walker

Dear Yvonne Peart,

Please send your email to: [email address]

Still is not coming through for some reason. Can you split the
address into parts and omit the @ sign?

Yours sincerely,

John Walker

Dear Yvonne Peart,

That is the email address I used originally.

I have just sent a copy of the original email to the same place.

Yours sincerely,

John Walker

Dear Yvonne Peart,

http://www.mpa.gov.uk/default.htm states:

"The Metropolitan Police Authority (MPA) exists to make sure that
London’s police are accountable for the services they provide to
people in the capital."

In that case, I draw your attention to my email complaints of
2008-10-30 and 2009-01-03 entitled "Complaint - public servants -
Common Purpose - Seven Principles of Public Life" about how all
Common Purpose 'graduates'(members) who are public servants breach
ALL the Seven Principles of Public Life as set out by the Committee
on Standards in Public Life.

http://www.stopcp.com/cpbreachestheseven...

In your capacity as overseers who "make sure that London’s police
are accountable for the services they provide to people in the
capital" and in view of the extremely serious allegations that I
have made, I request that you

1. provide details of your policy regarding the investigation of
allegations such as these;

2. explain the reasons for your obvious reluctance to investigate
these allegations of corruption and provide details of what
investigatory actions you intend taking;

3. provide copies of all correspondence that your organisation has
had, either internally or externally, regarding my complaints of
2008-10-30 and 2009-01-03.

Yours sincerely,

John Walker

Dear Simon Vile,

You say "I am afraid you must address those concerns elsewhere".

And where do you suggest?

Yours sincerely,

John Walker

Dear Simon Vile,

You say "am afraid I cannot advise you in that respect".

Why not?

Wouldn't your Common Purpose masters like it?

Yours sincerely,

John Walker