And we're off. Some rebuttal evidence regarding travel arrangements in April 2017. Mr Gale, pharmacist, has provided a one page statement showing the procedure for login. IS is content for this evidence to be admitted. Waiting for Mr Singh to confirm arrival.
D55 and D56 are the documents - booking and google entries. IS - I have looked at Mr Stubbs statement. Awaiting Mr Stubbs statement to the Chair and tribunal.
Still waiting
Chair - Mr Gales extra statement will be seen at the end. SJ - there was evidence given by HW about how her involvement changed so you have reference to a conversation with Mr Gale. From where this material can be accessed can be addressed. Screenshot exhibit of what the
person logging in will see. The GMC can admit that the 3rd element of the identification process will only apply in the case of prescribing - the PIN. 3 identifiers - an email, a password and a code. HW said that element of the identification process wasn't there when she worked
there. GMC accept this. Turning to doc SG6 - data focussed on the 18th May, first time stamp is 06:49 login number for Dr Michael Webberley. Then a number of entries successfully until 06:57. Look at entry number 30 - insert a new patient, note. The entry MW has made has been
discussed with HW. Entry 71, timed 12:06, we can see there is an entry 'accept or awaiting dispatch' then after that MW has logged in at 14:46 and a number of entries between then and entry number 125 last in that series is at 15:06. Entry reads 'set to awaiting dispatch'.
An interlude until 19:07 when MW logged in. GMC submits that when we look at the google timeline of activity and flight data this evidence is consistent with the fact that Drs Webberly would be travelling. MW/HW say this is accessible via a smart phone.
(lost the audio again) Chair - do we adjourn now to a suitable time, can you IS get your ducks in a row by 4:30? To discuss putting parts of her statement in the public domain? IS - I don't think so. Defence are not calling any other evidence. Better to come back at a time when
we can hear final submissions. Chair - public know that parts of Patient A's evidence will be released to the public. This should be dealt with asap - but you, IS, are saying that you cannot get the relevant permission overnight? IS - tomorrow is the best option.
Chair - we will reconvene at a time convenient to you, IS, to hear that. 9:30 suggested. Chair - the whole of Thursday and Friday will now be available for the preparation of submissions. Chair - Will you, SJ, be ready on Monday morning? SJ - yes. Chair - this will help IS
IS is proposing to offer final submissions orally. Chair - when will the submissions be to hand? IS - I will complete mine on Tuesday after my learned friend. ADJOURNED UNTIL TOMORROW AT 9:30
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Good morning. I will be tweeting today from Helen Webberley's Tribunal @RachelWilde13. Proceedings start at 9:30am
Clerk has just advised that when they read out the statement from Patient A they usually go 'at lightning speed'. If it becomes a problem to tweet that fast I may take notes and tweet later on.
They are in private session. Will start tweeting when the session is opened to the public.
Good morning. I will be tweeting today from Helen Webberley's Tribunal @RachelWilde13. Proceedings scheduled to start at 9am, but might be delayed until 9:30
2 new documents received from defendent - D58 and D59. Exhibits D30, T31, D45, D46, D57
We have Nigel Westwood (NW), Dr Walter Bouman (WB), Ryan Donoghue (RD), Angus Macpherson (AM), Ian Stern (IS), Simon Jackson (SJ), Sewa Singh (SS) clerk
Good morning from Manchester and Helen Webberley (HW)'s tribunal. @Jeeeez17 tweeting in blocks through the day which is expected to be cross examination of her defence witnesses by the GMC's QC Mr Jackson (SJ)
HW's QC is Ian Stern (IS) and P stands for [tribunal] panel
The first defence witness is due to be Dr Vickie Pasterski (VP) a psychologist and this afternoon we're expecting Dr. Daniel E. Shumer (DS) a pediatric endocrinologist in Northville, Michigan, USA. We're currently running slightly late for a planned 9.30am start
24th September resumed at 4:20pm to hear witness- Dr Schumer (DS).
Witness affirms he shall tell truth.
Chair - Afternoon and introductions. See how far we get, but we'll look forward to seeing you as early as possible on Monday afternoon Dr. Shumer.
IS points to DS's C.V. and asks for him to give us the highlights.
DS- N.W. Uni. Medical school Paediatrics- Vermont. Paediatric endocrinology at Boston. Harvard school of public health - Michigan.
DS cont...Child and adolescent gender clinic -we provide care for gender non-conforming children and adults.
IS- Clinical interests-sex specialists, research o gender dysphoria, various institutional positions what role do you play.. fellowship curriculum on pdtc endocrinology
Good morning. This is @HelenaCoates2 for the Webberly tribunal - 24.09.21. Now Week 9 and Day 4 of Dr Webberley's (DW) examination.
Yesterday ended with a call to resume this morning 9.30am.
Simon Jackson (SJ) to finish his examination re Bevin (said: 'no doubt DW will want to criticise their approach').
Patient A and Patient A's mum around 11.30am and Dr Schumer (witness) in the afternoon.
I will be scribbling notes and tweeting as I can. It may come in bursts - so bare with me if it doesn't exactly happen live today.
Afternoon session about to start.
Simon Jackson (SJ), QC for the GMC, will continue to examine Dr. Helen Webberley's (DW) decision-making from 2016 re. Patient C, a 10 year old living as a boy. Jackson will pick up the issue of consent to medical treatment.
[Thread 3].
Opening remarks: Panel Chair says they would like to hear from Patient A and Patient A's mother tomorrow.
SJ: Dr Webberley can I take you back to Patient C, to deal with issue of consent. 9th Feb 2016. Looking at the records, around the timing of the patient's consent signature, what was the dialogue b/w you, Patient C and patient C's mother?