In article <q9bjv29d3o0m6jbq994anlajgauatp49pg@4ax.com>, JohnT
<spam@ukt.clara.co.uk> writes
>On Thu, 15 Mar 2007 13:58:12 +0000, hsg@h-gee.co.uk in message
><15kiv2htcr10cb1o47eealkcbmggiumiiv@4ax.com>, wrote:
>
>> >So old Nokia "Mars Bar" phones like the 6110/6150 still have a use then...
>> >
>> >
>>and the nokia 3310 ?? might be wrong number but the one all the kids
>>had about 4 years ago! and many fascias available........... Nice
>>resurgence of the antique phone market.
>
>No, because the reason will be hospital staff cannot be expected to become
>experts on all the hundreds of different mobile phones, including which
>are, and which are not, capable of taking photographs and video, therefore
>the ban will still, for some, be quite justifiable.

They can still screw it by letting Patientline have the contract for
renting 13A sockets to patients so they can charge their phones.

--
Peter