Testimony of Daniel Freiheit | Allison Inquiry
🎙️ Testimony of Daniel Freiheit — Allison Inquiry, September 9, 2026
📅 September 9, 2026 — Before the Allison Inquiry, lawyer Daniel Freiheit testifies about the obstacles he encountered in helping clients injured by vaccines.
🔍 Through access to information requests, he asserts that he discovered that nearly 60% of the program’s budget was devoted to its administration, that a contract contained an appendix aimed at slowing down proceedings, and that the appeals process remained opaque for applicants.
💡 He makes recommendations: improve the acquisition of medical records and formalize a certified medical review board.
00:00 🎬 Oath and presentation of Daniel Freiheit
01:30 📄 Requests for access to information and redacted documents
04:00 💰 Budget allocation: 60% in administrative expenses
07:00 🔒 The prosecution management appendix revealed
10:00 ⚖️ Appeal process, timelines and confusion for applicants
12:30 🏥 Burden on caregivers and turnover of managers
14:00 🆕 Comparison between the old and new program
15:30 📋 Final recommendations from Daniel Freiheit
🏛️ Political context
🏛️ The Allison Inquiry examines the operation of the federal program for assistance to individuals who suffered injuries related to COVID-19 vaccines.
💼 Daniel Freiheit, a member of the Ontario Bar specializing in corporate law, represented clients in their dealings with this program.
📁 Her requests for access to information revealed elements of the contract between the federal government and a third-party supplier, including details on the budgetary structure and the appeals process.
⚖️ Comparison of opinions
💰 According to Freiheit, approximately 60% of the budget was allocated to administration—compared to approximately 20% for comparable programs in Ontario.
🔄 He asserts that a contractual appendix aimed to slow down proceedings against the Public Health Agency of Canada and Health Canada.
🆕 He acknowledges that the new program presents improvements (no apparent cap, review of refusals), but judges that it is too early to evaluate its actual effectiveness.
⚖️ He asserts that the Thai compensation model—accepting the injury but modulating the amount—offers an alternative approach.
📢 Reactions and controversies
😮 Freiheit stated that he was "shocked" by the documents revealed by the Information Commissioner in September 2023.
🔕 The identity of the members of the medical review panel remains unknown, which he considers unusual compared to all other courts.
⚠️ He raises the risk that healthcare professionals may hesitate to recognize vaccine injuries due to concerns about their careers.
📜 Legislative and social consequences
📋 Applicants may overlook that a new application is possible if new medical data emerges, due to lack of clear information.
⏳ High turnover among case managers has led to confusion and additional delays.
🏥 The burden of transferring medical records falls on already overburdened caregivers.
🔍 Freiheit recommends certifying a medical review board and modernizing document collection to reduce redundancies.
❓ Key questions
1️⃣ Was the 60% proportion in administrative costs justified for a start-up program?
2️⃣ Did the prosecution management appendix contravene the rights of applicants?
3️⃣ Does the new program actually address the structural gaps identified?
4️⃣ Why does the identity of the medical review panel remain confidential?
5️⃣ Were individuals who were refused informed of their right to submit a new application?
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