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This should get your attention.

IT IS rather entertaining to imagine that nurses could refuse to wear uniforms because it infringes their right to freedom of expression. This seems an unlikely scenario, to be honest, but was cited as an example of how the Human Rights Act could affect nurses when it comes into force on October 2.