Local Labour Party MPs

1. I wrote to four MPs that can be classed as local MPs. They all happen to represent the Labour Party:
(i). The first, Mr Paul Blomfield, represented my last residential address. He said it was not his role, as an MP, to be involved in such matters. He advised me to seek legal advice.
(ii). The second, Mr John Healey, represented the constituency in which I was first detained, in 2015. Since those interactions are more detailed, they are treated on their own page - "Mr John Healey" also, button, below.
(iii). The third was Ms Olivia Blake, MP for the constituency in which is located the hospital that has detained me since 2021. My interactions with her are described on her page - "Ms Olivia Blake" button, below.
(iv). The fourth, Ms Sarah Champion, was from a neighbouring constituency. She helped expose the Rotherham abuse cases. I expected her to take on this case; it proved important organisations that permitted the misconduct she exposed had not changed and such conduct might occur again.
(a). She refused to act, claiming a parliamentary rule forbade it. I showed the custom had no force in that instance. Still, she refused to act. The parliamentary rule is described here.
2. A sobering thought: if those same organisations could behave as they have in my case, should we doubt abuse could still be in progress even in Rotherham, or something else also unacceptable? I can speak for myself better than the girls in Rotherham could, and this must always have been apparent to everyone. What might they do or be doing to others who can't?