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In the bad old days of COVID we all experienced being told that medical interventions were mandatory or obligatory. I do not enjoy the conflict and the seemingly impossible task of explaining and justifying myself to convince individuals who robotically repeat what they have been told by the system. These people appear empowered to behave in this way by virtue of their roles/jobs. Moreover, when asked for ID (so that I can go down the road of notices) they have refused to provide this and return to the repetition of mandatory and what the law says I should be doing for them. How do I deal with myself and them so that I need not comply/have the ability to seek a remedy. We have had phenomenal success with the notice process where there is clear evidence that a harm has been done. I have always struggled where situations appear face to face in real time. COVID days are useful because they happened to all of us and are extreme examples of what I am talking about.

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