4 You are at the local shopping centre on the weekend when one of the parents from your service approaches you. The parent tells you that one of the staff from your service has lost their license for drink-driving. This staff member has driven to work for the past week and is sometimes responsible for driving the service bus with children on board. This parent asks you not to say anything because the staff member told her this in confidence one night. The parent said that she has disclosed this to you as she is concerned for the staff members' safety. Considering the problem: 17. Identify the dilemma. How would you deal with the information the parent has disclosed? Finding relevant information: 18. What are the legal or ethical concerns in this scenario? Relate your answers to relevant legal and ethical guidelines. The worker who lost her license: The parent who disclosed the information: The educator who was told the information: Who should I talk to: 19. When considering the situation and the information that has been disclosed to you, who will you discuss this concern with? 20. How would you ensure you maintain confidentiality in this situation? Reaching a conclusion: Now you need to decide on what the best thing to do is, based on the information you have considered so far: 21. What are the risks of not doing anything with the parents' disclosure? 22 What are the potential risks of telling the nominated supervisor? Would you tell the nominated supervisor? Why? (Refer to the Code of Ethics in your answer) Potential risks of telling the nominated supervisor: Would you tell the nominated supervisor: Explain your reasoning and refer to the Code of Ethics