Selectman John Colbath, as constituent service, asked selectmen Tuesday to discuss having a town wide mask mandate. He said the pandemic is getting worse but such a mandate is unenforceable. (DAYMOND STEER PHOTO)
Conway resident Bill Marvel reads his notes while making a point objecting to a mask mandate in town to selectmen Tuesday and jokes that Jim LeFebvre, seated beside him, may need to hold the notebook so he can see the words. Both men are on the budget committee. (DAYMOND STEER PHOTO)
Selectman John Colbath, as constituent service, asked selectmen Tuesday to discuss having a town wide mask mandate. He said the pandemic is getting worse but such a mandate is unenforceable. (DAYMOND STEER PHOTO)
Conway resident Bill Marvel reads his notes while making a point objecting to a mask mandate in town to selectmen Tuesday and jokes that Jim LeFebvre, seated beside him, may need to hold the notebook so he can see the words. Both men are on the budget committee. (DAYMOND STEER PHOTO)
CONWAY — Selectmen on Tuesday declined to implement a mask mandate, saying it would be unenforceable.
Selectman John Colbath had asked the board to discuss establishing a townwide mask mandate. “I had constituents request that with the pandemic being the way it is and surging numbers, and lots of concerns — as we know, last Friday we closed town hall because of a surge of COVID here — that similar to Keene, Portsmouth and Manchester that we do a townwide mandate for mask-wearing in public places,” Colbath said.
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1. The voluntary consent of the study participant is required, obtained from an understanding of the experiment.
2. The experiment must aim to bring positive results for the benefit of humanity, which cannot be achieved by other means.
3. The experiment must be based on prior knowledge (for example, from animal experiments) that justifies the experiment.
4. The experiment should be designed in a way that avoids unnecessary suffering (physical and mental) and injury.
5. Do not conduct an experiment when there is any reason to believe that it involves the risk of death or disability.
6. The level of risk in the study will be in relation to the level of expected benefit from the results.
7. Care must be taken that the materials and the environment in which the experiment is performed will be at an adequate level of safety which will protect the participant from the expected risks.
8. The experiment team will have the skills required to perform the experiment.
9. The participant in the experiment will be able to retire at any time, if he feels that there is something physical or mental that prevents him from continuing the experiment.
10. The experiment team should stop the experiment when they estimate that continuing the experiment will be dangerous
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