#SecureYourAssets To "secure your assent" means to obtain someone's agreement or approval, especially after they have been fully informed and understand the implications of the action they are agreeing to. It's about ensuring a genuine and informed consent rather than simply a passive agreement. 

Here's a more detailed explanation: 

Assent:

This refers to the agreement or permission of someone who is not legally capable of giving consent (e.g., a minor). It's about understanding and agreeing to participate in something.

Securing Assent:

This involves taking steps to ensure that the person being asked to agree understands the situation, the risks and benefits involved, and feels comfortable and willing to participate.

Informed Consent:

When a person is of legal age and capacity, the process of obtaining assent becomes informed consent. This means they have been given all the necessary information to make an informed decision.

Practical Application:

In various contexts, such as research studies or medical procedures involving minors, securing assent is crucial to ensure that participants' well-being and autonomy are respected.