While the effectiveness of lead health education for reducing children's BLLs has not been demonstrated [ 28], public health authorities have a duty to communicate the risks of lead exposure in mining/smelting communities and to advise parents of steps they can take that may possibly reduce risks.
But he also believes that non-executives have a special duty to communicate information to investors, and should be viewed as their "internal agents".
A Clarence House spokesman said the future king has a "duty to communicate privately with the Government on any matter he chooses".
Laing believed that mental illness was a sane response to an insane world and that a psychiatrist had a duty to communicate empathetically with patients.
But how much better would it be, how richer our democracy, if economists decided they had a duty to communicate with the lay public?
The office of the Prince of Wales has said he had a right and a duty to communicate privately with the government "on any matter he chooses", after the extent of his private meetings with ministers came under renewed questioning.
In a statement, Clarence House said: "The Prince of Wales has a right, indeed it is his duty, to communicate privately with the government on any matter he chooses, to bring his unique perspective and reflect the many issues people raise with him personally on his extensive engagements around the country".
As communications director for the government department that allocates science funding, I believe we have a duty to communicate the UK's world-class research and innovation, and the value that it brings to the economy and society, as well as possible.
Another important experience concerns the duty to communicate information on substances in articles, especially on SHVC.
On the other side, he argues that scientists have a duty to communicate what they're doing to the public.
