If a social worker digitally recorded a session with a client and then receives a subpoena for records because the client is claiming emotional distress, the recorded session would be provided to the court if:

A. The client signed a release to record a session.

B. The client signed a waiver of privilege for the records.

C. The client signed a consent form allowing the session to be videotaped.

D. Digital recording must be disclosed with any records in a subpoena.