Saint Hill Manor, East Grinstead, Sussex HCO POLICY LETTER OF 26 MAY 1965 Issue II | Saint Hill Manor, East Grinstead, Sussex HCO POLICY LETTER OF 26 MAY 1965 |
COMMUNICATIONS | |
No org may accept any registered mail. | PETITIONS |
1. Long experience shows it comes only from psychos and governments. | |
2. It is a lot of trouble to obtain from the post office. | No person under sentence or awaiting a Committee of Evidence may validly petition the Office of LRH. |
So just reject it. | A petition may only be submitted before or after the full course of Scientology Ethics has been taken. |
There's no worry it may contain writs. It is just sent by nuts. | As all Ethics actions such as a Committee of Evidence are reviewed, in effect a line already exists due to the Ethics action and the facts will be on it. |
PHONE CALLS | Therefore a communication from a person under legal sentence from Ethics Officers or a person named in a Comm Ev may not petition. Ethics actions must be permitted to take their course. |
Phones are psycho. They have no memory. | A protest from Ethics actions worded as a petition routinely causes further investigation as the “petitioner” is actually only protesting Ethics actions and is handled as such. |
Overseas phone calls are often incomprehensible and start mysteries. | |
One often has to hang about for 6 or 8 hours in a mystery trying to connect with a call coming in. | |
CABLE or TELEX is far better. Use it. | [Note: The wording of the first sentence, fourth paragraph of the above Policy Letter, has been amended from the original mimeo issue which read: “Therefore a communication from a person under legal sentence from Ethics Officers or a person named in a Comm Ev may not petition.” ] |
All overseas phone calls are turned down by orgs. | |
Inter-org phone calls even on one continent must be discouraged. | |
Use telexes and cables. Then we can find out what happened. | |
[Amended by HCO P/L 18 January 1970, Registered Mail, Volume 1, page 178, and HCO P/L 9 July 1971 Issue III, Communications – Telephone Usage – Daily Call In, in the 1971 Year Book.] | |