One freeman and his seat belt - Letters sent and received

Following the incident On Saturday 10th May 2008 where I was arrested then de-arrested for not wearing a seat belt and for refusing to give my name, I set about informing the Chief Constable of Devon and Cornwall Police and the Clerk to the Justices Plymouth HMCS of my Freeman status by way of recorded letters.

 After sending copies of both my Affidavits, the original fixed penalty notice and a covering letter (see first image below) to the Chief Constable of Devon and Cornwall Police and then copied all said correspondence to the Clerk to the Justices at Plymouth HMCS including covering letter to them, (see second image below) I received this letter from the Central Ticket Unit Plymouth this morning. (See third image below)

What I find interesting is according to the two police officer’s I had committed an offence and had broke the law and subsequently because of this was given the fixed penalty fine for £30, so I ask you what decision has there to be made? And a decision about what? Either I have broke the law or I haven’t so what details do they need? Surely they have all relevant information concerning the offence from the fixed penalty fine notice I sent back to the Chief Constable who must have passed it to them and if they don’t have this why are they writing to me and under whose authority?  

So I’m going to ask them.