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An off-duty EMR in uniform is walking home from a shift when they witness a pedestrian get struck by a vehicle. What is the EMR's legal obligation (duty to act) in most Canadian jurisdictions?

They have no duty to act because they are off-duty and not on active service. They have a duty to act because they are identifiable as a responder in uniform. They must perform advanced interventions regardless of the equipment they have on hand. They are only legally obligated to contact police and are forbidden from rendering direct aid.

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They have a duty to act because they are identifiable as a responder in uniform.

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