I read through that and think it's balanced and well-thought out. Especially this bit:
> You don’t need their permission if ... the people in the picture are participating in a public gathering, parade or similar event, and they are not the focus of the photo
And this bit:
> The permission can be implied: ... If everyone in the picture is smiling at the camera
It doesn't stop you taking photos in public if other people are present. You just have to take care that they are not identifiable.
> You don’t need their permission if ... the people in the picture are participating in a public gathering, parade or similar event, and they are not the focus of the photo
And this bit:
> The permission can be implied: ... If everyone in the picture is smiling at the camera
It doesn't stop you taking photos in public if other people are present. You just have to take care that they are not identifiable.