F1.2 Incorporate legal safeguards against coercive measures of enforcement

Principle

F1 Do no harm

Risks

SV2 Weak rule of law, RI4 Disempowerment

Life Cycle Stage

L1 Conception & Scoping

Practices

• Clearly define what constitutes 'coercion' in the context of legally binding consents, including threats, undue pressure, manipulation or exploitation.

• Account for coercive practices when used for legally binding consents, such as credit contracts, payments, or matters of divorce and custody.