Except for purposes authorized in Regulation .07 of this chapter, the BWC shall not be activated anywhere there is a reasonable expectation of privacy, including but not limited to: Toilets and showers while in use; Strip searches; Substance use testing; Attorney-client visits; Interactions with clergy; Confidential communication with or treatment by a medical practitioner regarding physical, mental, and dental health; Courtrooms and court facilities except as permitted by court rules and guidelines of the local Administrative Judge or presiding judge; Administrative investigations or hearings regarding personnel matters; Interviews with confidential informants; Conversations with other employees during non-job related activities, including work breaks; and Discussions, meetings, or other official business outside the presence of an incarcerated individual, a supervised individual, or a member of the public. In order to safeguard a correctional officer or agent’s privacy, a correctional officer or agent may place a BWC in sleep mode or completely power off the BWC when using locker rooms or restroom facilities.