>With the new policy, if someone signals that they don't want to be photographed, and you photograph them repeatedly, they can >complain to the ombudsperson. Without this policy, they can't. Seems really straightforward to me. This "shoving the >camera in the face" thing isn't mentioned in the policy, so I don't know why you keep talking about it. I would hope that with or without the new policy, if I were to tell someone "don't take my picture" and it took it anyway, the ombudsentity would take an interesst if asked. R's, John
