Liverpool Lou
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This makes me wonder why you are on a forum designed for the very speculation and discussion you so criticise and dislike so much. Who said that I dislike anything about this forum? Sometimes I wonder why you're here also but we both have that privilege, don't we, or would you prefer a forum full of ignorant "yes men" comments?
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They can get that confirmation from the DoC that is in charge there. Patients can not have to be forced to allow visitors against their will, either in hospital (obviously) or prison. That committee does not have access to Thaksin's, or any other patients', medical records so they cannot make any medical comparisons.
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I suppose all of them, I doubt they were asked to sign a privacy waiver, And just in case you didn't read it: I read it. Those receiving visitors in hospital (or prison) do not have to "sign waivers" they just have to agree to seeing visitors. And, just in case you did not read it properly, there was no indication that those patients/inmates were spoken to against their will.
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Even if the CCTV was working it would not be revealing anything about the patients, they do not have cameras trained on them! "...as a government minister I would of thought they would be allowed to have a chat..." He would be allowed a chat if the patient agrees to the visit...patients make that choice, regardless of who the visitor is and a government minister has no more status in that situation than anyone else.
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They weren't "prevented from checking if he was there", they could do that through the DoC that controls that section. They were prevented from forcing themselves on a hospital patient who (like all of them) has the right not to receive visitors, either in the hospital or in prison. If he was in the prison they could only check with the prison authorities whether he was there, they could not force a visit on a prisoner if he declines it.