| Sure. Not sure which part you were referring to, but I'll provide both. Here for example is an article that refers to the fact that the RIEC is not headed by a person (natuurlijke persoon) and hence you can't take it to court: https://www.nysingh.nl/blog/inzageverzoek-bij-riec-of-bij-ge... But it's also helpful to use chatgpt here. Ask it if it is true that the RIEC as organisation cannot be taken to court because it's not headed by a natural person. I've asked that question before and it's answer in the affirmative. Note also, the RIEC has computer systems but asks it's partners, through which it does all it's work, not to put anything into their computers unless it's absolutely necessary for the job. It never is and it cannot be taken to court so it's untouchable. As to the perjury part, first I'll answer in one way, I filed criminal charges of obstruction of justice against a prosecutor who was the former head of the RIEC who was pretending to prosecute his own asset for stalking merely so that he could make sure that the case did not succeed (because their manner of using this asset was absolutely illegal, they were facilitating illegal activity against people not involved in any criminal activity [collateral damage]). They dismissed the case, I appealed. The appeal went to the attorney general. The attorney general ignored and simply did not comment on any of the evidence and mere responded only to the perjury charge, stating that a prosecutor could not be charged with perjury (meineed), in the sense of artikel bla, bla (The bill for perjury). Suggestioning that the eeds oath (Oath not to lie) that they take when they become a prosecutor is useless. So here is a link that states that anyone whose job includes a secrecy obligation is exempt from being prosecuted for perjury. They give an "example" of lawyer, but this was just mis-direction at the time, the wording is very broad and in my opinion so broad that it includes everyone in Dutch government. https://www.judex.nl/rechtsgebied/strafrecht/columns/10-vrag... And if not, then the attorney general told me in a letter, I just don't have that online. |