Safety Management Organization (SMO)
Member Rules and Regulations

In recognition of certain benefits such as reduced rates for insurance
and health care, members agree to document their intake of food and other
health-related products.

When purchasing food you must document location, establishment name,
address, etc., and where possible, you must photograph the circumstances of
the establishment, especially lesser known establishments.  These photographs
do not need to be submitted to your SMO unless you experience an illness
or other adverse effect arising from the food offered by the establishment
or a claim arising from said food or other health-related products.

ESTABLISHMENTS PROHIBITING PHOTOGRAPHY:
Criminal organizations such as those owned by organized crime members,
often prohibit photography on their premises.  Should you encounter
an establishment that prohibits photography, you should report this fact
to your SMO, so that the establishment in question can be added to the
list of suspect establishments.  When purchasing food or other health-related
products, you should check the list of suspect establishments and, if possible,
avoid purchasing food or other products that could affect your health from
criminal or other questionable establishments.