Drones

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Door Ergonomics (PE1)

by Darren Smith

solo travel

by Mindomo Team

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by Rishi Chandarana

Man-made risk

by Maria Zryd

Drones

Existing laws

mischief

Breaking and Entering

Offences against Air or Maritime Safety,

Users must follow the province's privacy laws

Citizens must follow Canadian Aviation Regulations (CARs) for drones over 25kg

Required change

reduce the distance until disconnected

Make distance only about 50 meters

Limit time of use

Make only 15 minutes of battery life per day

Review on the laws that apply from other acts

All drones should require any type of license for increased general safety

Potential legal issues

bystanders

Easy access license-free

heath and damage risks

People may feel unsafe

suits against producer

Can be included in suit against criminal for aiding the offence

Producer can be sued for any type of damage

law enforcement

no license to suspend

makes it easier for users to invade privacy

hard to find the user