3. Providing protection
This means, at all times:
preventing users from suffering any direct or indirect physical injury (falls, bruises, burns, electrocution, poisoning, etc.);
protecting them from any external incidents (fire, earthquake, tornado, etc.);
to protect them from any unwelcome harm caused by others (theft, assault, terrorist attacks, etc.).
Performance standards related to personal safety and security approaches are evolving rapidly, sometimes leading to excesses whose scope must be carefully controlled.
Taking time into account in these two dimensions essentially boils down to clarifying the issues truly at stake. Indeed, these are assessments that depend largely on the prevailing...
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