A Melbourne doctor charged with allegedly filming people while they were at Harold Holt Pool has been granted a temporary suppression order covering his identity for three months. The doctor is accused of secretly recording a mother and her young daughter while they were showering. According to court reporting across outlets, the doctor applies to keep his name out of publication, citing concerns about protecting his own daughter. The order is intended to limit identifying information while the matter proceeds through the legal system. The charges relate to alleged conduct involving naked pool patrons, with the allegations specifically described as occurring during showering. The secrecy order does not determine guilt; it only restricts publication of identifying details during the period set by the court. The case continues through the court process, with further hearings expected to address the charges and any subsequent applications relating to suppression or reporting restrictions.