I noticed that there is at least one potentially fraudulent ICNIRP safety certificate contained in Herefordshire Council's planning portal, an online facility which displays details of planning applications and approvals.
A company named "Three UK Limited" - which was dissolved in the year 2015 - has somehow become the signatory for at least one bogus safety certificate (sometimes referred to as a conformity statement) for a 5G telecommunications mast installation.
Using your best and most honest endeavours, please provide:
1. A figure for the precise number of ICNIRP safety certificates related to 5G telecommunications mast installations that have been signed off by "Three UK Limited", a company that didn't exist at the time the relevant planning applications were made, and whose declared ICNIRP safety certificates are potentially fraudulent
2. Actual copies of the ICNIRP safety certificates related to 5G telecommunications mast installations that have been signed off by "Three UK Limited", a company that didn't exist at the time of the planning applications, and are therefore potentially fraudulent
3. The actual dates of the initial planning applications made for 5G telecommunications mast installations that have been allegedly ICNIRP 'safety certified' by bogus certificates, along with the named street locations and identifying nomenclature.
4. The time period stated in years, months, weeks and days, between the date of the dissolution of "Three UK Limited" (27th October 2015) and the date of the initial applications made for all of the 5G telecommunications masts concerned, having bogus safety certificates, e.g. "8 years, 2 months, 3 weeks and 5 days"
5. Given that the World Health Organisation classifies radio frequency - such as that transmitted 24/7 by 5G telecommunications masts - as a potential Type 2B carcinogen, that the power output of the affected 5G masts is unknown, that potentially a large number of safety certificates are potentially fraudulent, and that tens of thousands of Herefordshire Council residents have potentially been plunged into an unsafe environment, please provide detailed information explaining how Herefordshire Council is planning to restore council tax payers, voters, their children, and Herefordshire Council's wildlife and domestic pets back to a safe, non-hazardous environment, one which will no longer be a serious, ongoing, potential threat to residents' health and wellbeing?
