Why Do I Need to Record a Witness and Who Can Act as a Witness?

Modified on Thu, 2 Jan at 4:50 PM

Recording a witness adds an extra layer of transparency and accountability to the consent process. The witness verifies that the consent was given freely, with all necessary information provided, ensuring the process adheres to ethical and legal standards.

Learn how to record a witness

Who Can Act as a Witness?

  • Any adult present during the consent process.
  • A representative of the organization managing the consent collection.
  • A staff member from a partner organization involved in the project.

Important Note: The witness's role is to verify the consent process. Their recorded information does not replace the consent given by the individual or their legal representative.

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