I have answered question - Identify twolegal concerns from the scenario outlines and provide a short explanation of each" from the scenario given below but teacher in now asking "That's correct, Youaddressed a legal issue and referenced Regulation 92 above. Could you please address another legal issue from the scenario and provide it with one legal document to confirm the legal issue? You may consider how the medication was stored or the educator's legal obligation.

Scenario: Kai is an educator in the Preschool Room where you work. Kai's friend Tom has a child that attends the centre. Tom drops off their child, Penelope, in a rush. During the lunch break, Kai receives a text from Tom saying that there are antibiotics in Penelope's bag and requests Kai to give Penelope 5mls at lunchtime. Kai texts back and says, "I can't give Penelope the medication without a completed medication form." Tom replies, "Please do it just this one time, and I will fill the form out this afternoon". Since Tom is a friend, Kai agrees and gives Penelope the dosage of antibiotics that Tom mentioned. When Tom picks up Penelope in the afternoon, Kai says that the medication is in Penelope's bag, asks Tom to keep this between them and fill out a form in the future. My Answer: 1. Kai gave medication without medical consent form.If child is harmed, Kai is responsible and any harm to the child and breech of policies which can lead to legal actions and the service won't be protected as there was no written consent - Per Teacher this is correct

2. The approved provider of an education and care service must ensure that a medication record is kept that includes the details set out in sub regulation (3) for each child to whom medication is or to be administered by the service. Teacher now asking - That's correct, Youaddressed a legal issue and referenced Regulation 92 above. Could you please address another legal issue from the scenario and provide it with one legal document to confirm the legal issue? You may consider how the medication was stored or the educator's legal obligation. Could you please help ?