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All the people who take part in providing assistance.
The purpose of the person assisting at an accident is to keep the injured people in the best possible condition until medical help arrives. They form part of the assistance chain, which consists of all the people who take part in assisting an injured person. The first person to take part in this chain is the witness.
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Only the people involved in the accident.
Only the witnesses to the accident.
All the people who take part in providing assistance.
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