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My mother in law is continually falling asleep during the day,

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My mother in law is continually falling asleep during the day, which she denies. If I record and show it to her and her daughter am I breaching either the Data Protection Act or HRA?
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No you aren't. The DPA is not intended for family issues. You ar not required to register under the Act and as such you are not a data controller or processor for the purposes of the Act.
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Customer: replied 2 years ago.

What about HRA and resonable expectation of privacy?

HRA relate to an individual's relationship with the State and has nothing to do with relationships between individuals.
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