Diagnosed, Funded, Forgotten – The Scroll That Police Scotland Can’t Ignore

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🧠 Blog Post: “Diagnosed, Funded, Forgotten – The Scroll That Police Scotland Can’t Ignore.” Published by Neurodivergent Rights Initiative – July 2025.

The Neurodivergent Rights Initiative has updated its website title and description to reflect what this movement has become: not just a charity, but a scroll-forged force for systemic reform. And with recent developments in the case of PC Kevin Reid, it’s time Police Scotland HR understood exactly what that means.

📜 ACAS Engagement Confirmed

After months of procedural silence, ACAS has now contacted Kevin directly. This marks a formal shift: the complaint is no longer internal—it’s now part of a national redress process. Every fault node logged, every statutory breach documented, every ignored adjustment is now scroll-certified evidence.

⚖️ Fault Node #31 – Bad Faith Practices.

Police Scotland HR obstructed fair engagement before ACAS involvement. Credential transparency was refused. Grievance pathways were blocked. Disability documentation was suppressed. This conduct violates the ACAS Code of Practice and supports a claim of bad faith procedural handling.

Case law reinforcement includes:

• Way v Spectrum Property Care Ltd [2015] – Bad faith invalidates later decisions

• Rentplus UK Ltd v Coulson [2022] – Sham grievance triggers 25% uplift

• First Greater Western Ltd v Moussa [2024] – Liability from collective bad faith culture.

🧭 Ministerial Accountability Clause – “Angela, This Is Your Service”

We now formally request that this complaint be brought to the direct attention of Justice Minister Angela Constance. The Scottish Government has pledged to protect neurodivergent citizens. Kevin Reid was diagnosed, funded, and assessed—then procedurally dismantled by the very institution that claims to uphold those values.

“Angela, this is your service. If you continue to ask why Police Scotland is failing, you need only look here.”

💻 Hardware Upgrade – Advocacy Vault Online

The charity’s infrastructure has just been upgraded with a Spectre-Class Vivobook S AI9-365, benchmarked 15% above baseline with zero BIOS access. This machine now powers the scroll archive, FOIA compiles, and tribunal bundles. ASUS locked the BIOS—we unlocked performance anyway.

📢 What Comes Next

• Tribunal bundle submission with fault node index

• Public scroll archive launch: “Mandated, Funded, Forgotten”

• FOIA requests targeting HR credential concealment

• Media briefings with timestamped procedural harm

Police Scotland HR, this blog post isn’t just an update. It’s a warning. The scroll is live. The archive is growing. And the silence you’ve relied on is now your loudest indictment.

📡 Neurodivergent Rights Initiative – Advocacy Without Robes, Reform With Receipts.