Originally Posted by
Flews
Not sure if you are being deliberately obtuse, or just being silly. I haven't referenced any of those things. What I have said is I would want assurance the room is taken out of the system, that nearby rooms are inspected, and that the proper authorities - who know all those things you reference - are brought in to ensure there is no threat to health and safety.
Actually, that's not what you said.
Originally Posted by
Flews
... I would hope you will insist management keep you posted on how they are dealing with this problem - and report them to the health authorities if they don't.
Wanting assurance
that the problem is being addressed is different from insisting on being kept apprised of
how it is being addressed.
Originally Posted by
mahasamatman
Actually, yes (at least for the most recent inspection). You are also entitled to see operating (occupancy) permits, elevator permits (I've reported many expired and missing ones over the years), business license, and even insurance policies.
Originally Posted by
mahasamatman
Neither am I, which is why I never commented on that. If you'll take the time to actually read my original post, you'll see the portion of your post that I was disputing.
I did read your post. You were correctly disputing my erroneous assertion that you don't have a right to see the fire alarm testing log books. In reply, I simply tried to make the point that your right to inspect the logs, etc. is based on laws which specifically give you that right. Absent any such laws, you (we) have no right to be kept apprised of the mold remediation protocol implemented by the hotel. You're right; I'm wrong. I used a bad example. I believe that my point is still valid, though, on the issue of insisting in being kept apprised of exactly what the hotel is doing about the mold. Sorry for my error.