From hospital records to country roads: new enforcement plans take different routes

NHS England and Wiltshire authorities this week set out separate crackdowns on two different types of rule-breaking [1][2]. NHS England said staff suspected of accessing patient records without proper justification will be immediately suspended and have their access to computer systems cut off, under a zero-tolerance approach to 'snooping staff' [1]. BBC News Wiltshire reported that authorities want to stop lorry drivers from ignoring 7.5-tonne weight restrictions in some areas, and that villagers may be asked to help [2].