Binding recording rules
A ban on recording is stated and supported by reporting channels and sanctions.
A stated rule alone does not prevent recording.
DISCRETION & PRIVACY
Making trust tangible.
D1 to D5 classify documented measures. This is Wayford’s framework for describing those measures, not a certified security standard.
Controlled device use
Documented, respectful device checks and camera seals complement the rules.
A camera seal does not prevent audio recording.
Device-free event areas
Documented custody, handover and return of recording-capable devices.
Assistive or medically necessary devices require an appropriate arrangement.
Device-free with emergency contact
D3 measures are complemented by a defined callback and messaging service.
Availability and responsibilities must be checked in practice.
Additional identity protection
D4 plus separate identity management, restricted access and a documented incident process.
These measures do not guarantee complete anonymity either.
Practical measures matter.
Higher classifications require the relevant baseline measures. Identity checks and emergency arrangements remain in place. Each profile requires evidence of the measures actually implemented.
