Feb. 20, 2026

The Honorable Mickey Amery
Minister of Justice and Solicitor General

The Honorable Dan Williams
Minister of Municipal Affairs

Government of Alberta

Re: Second Notice — Request for Ministerial Review, Administrative Oversight, and Urgent Interim Relief (Village of Standard)
Dear Ministers,

I write further to my correspondence dated January 22, 2026, concerning the conduct of the Village of Standard and the resulting deprivation of my real property, business assets, and effective access to justice.

To date, I have received no acknowledgment or response.

This letter serves as formal notice that the issues raised engage serious questions of:

Abuse and misapplication of statutory authority under the Municipal Government Act;
Procedural unfairness and denial of natural justice;
Potential breach of administrative law principles, including reasonableness and proportionality;
Disability-related barriers to access to justice;
Irreparable financial and psychological harm.
As detailed in my prior submission 

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, the Village of Standard:

Seized property under statutory authority and subsequently imposed financial charges after assuming control;
Conducted tax recovery and enforcement actions resulting in auction and dispossession;
Changed locks and obstructed access to both real and movable assets;
Prevented lawful sale efforts by my realtor and court-appointed liquidator.
Despite pursuing remedies through oversight bodies and the courts, procedural barriers — including the requirement that a corporation be represented by counsel — resulted in dismissal of my urgent injunction application without substantive adjudication.

My present condition is medically documented 

Urgent Medical Assessment

. I am under psychiatric care for major depressive disorder with suicidal risk directly connected to these ongoing events. My medical incapacity materially impairs my ability to self-represent or retain counsel.

I acknowledge that Ministers do not intervene in judicial decision-making. However, my request does not seek interference with the judiciary. Rather, I request:

Initiation of an independent administrative review into the conduct of the Village of Standard;
Examination of whether enforcement actions complied with statutory authority and principles of fairness;
Review of oversight processes that declined to intervene despite documentary evidence;
Consideration of interim administrative relief mechanisms available within provincial authority;
Clarification of what disability accommodation mechanisms exist for litigants who are medically incapacitated and financially ineligible for Legal Aid.
The cumulative effect of municipal enforcement, procedural technicality, and lack of effective oversight has resulted in total dispossession and medical crisis.

Where statutory authority is exercised in a manner that produces disproportionate and irreversible consequences — particularly against a medically vulnerable individual — the rule of law requires oversight.

This correspondence constitutes a renewed and formal request for review.

Given the ongoing deprivation of property and documented medical risk, I respectfully request written confirmation within 10 business days indicating:

Whether this matter will be reviewed;
Which branch or official has carriage of the file;
What next procedural steps are available.
I remain available to provide any further documentation required.

Respectfully submitted,

Peter Zhen Guo Pan