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<blockquote data-quote="Marguerite" data-source="post: 131777" data-attributes="member: 1991"><p>If you record, and legally you shouldn't have, it becomes like the vicar playing golf on a Sunday and getting a hole in one - who on earth is he going to be able to share this with?</p><p></p><p>I admit I have recorded a meeting without the knowledge or consent of others involved - I was nervous about asking because I expected a 'no' and I also wanted to get a true picture of what was really said, with the other parties confident that they could speak more freely.</p><p>Because I did not have permission, I knew I would be unable to use the recording for any purpose other than to verify what was said, for my own notes. I had taken my own minutes anyway. As the meeting was primarily me stating my case, I WAS able to use the recording to verify what I had said, and ensure that I had covered every point in my pre-prepared notes (a copy of which I handed over to the others in the meeting).</p><p></p><p>It is important to check the legality of this before you do it. There can be all sorts of legal ramifications, not the least of which is recording when other kids are in the frame; this could be seen as ignoring the welfare and privacy of the other kids.</p><p></p><p>It depends on so many things - the regulations, your aim, your methods.</p><p></p><p>Marg</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Marguerite, post: 131777, member: 1991"] If you record, and legally you shouldn't have, it becomes like the vicar playing golf on a Sunday and getting a hole in one - who on earth is he going to be able to share this with? I admit I have recorded a meeting without the knowledge or consent of others involved - I was nervous about asking because I expected a 'no' and I also wanted to get a true picture of what was really said, with the other parties confident that they could speak more freely. Because I did not have permission, I knew I would be unable to use the recording for any purpose other than to verify what was said, for my own notes. I had taken my own minutes anyway. As the meeting was primarily me stating my case, I WAS able to use the recording to verify what I had said, and ensure that I had covered every point in my pre-prepared notes (a copy of which I handed over to the others in the meeting). It is important to check the legality of this before you do it. There can be all sorts of legal ramifications, not the least of which is recording when other kids are in the frame; this could be seen as ignoring the welfare and privacy of the other kids. It depends on so many things - the regulations, your aim, your methods. Marg [/QUOTE]
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