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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Peace for All" data-source="post: 31053055" data-attributes="member: 586172">Thanks Mr Bones for your responseThe purpose of my thread was to raise awareness that as much as it's helpful to have everything audio and video recorded, during a healthcare appointment, due to legislation it may not be possible, which is unfortunate..!However those threads, I quoted, mentions how the world is moving forward with making helpful changes to the system, including in one US institution, doctors who let their consultations be recorded get a discount for their indemnity insurance, because of the reduced risk of being sued for malpractice. It makes sense, because when there’s a recording, there is less chance of a disagreement arising over who said what.(In a somewhat similar topic in Australia, it is legal to record police officers during a traffic stop in Australia, as you have the right to film in public spaces. However, you must not hinder the officers' duties while recording. Police cannot legally confiscate your device or force you to delete footage, though there are specific circumstances, such as terrorism laws, where they may be able to do so - not sure about the law in SL)<hr />Bump------ Post added on [DATETIME="UT"]1762495732[/DATETIME]</blockquote>

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