g said:
I don’t believe that either knowing about a camera, or the lack of action to have a camera removed would qualify as having “caused” the surveillance to be carried out.
Section 10 (6) – Notice to an employee is not required under this section in the case of camera surveillance at a workplace of the employer that is not a usual workplace of the employee.
OK, but why does my building have stickers on the entrance doors warning people that they are being videoed? Oh, is it because we have employees? And the OP doesn’t? You know this?
This is about a camera on common property surveilling people who don’t want to be filmed and our attempts to find a solution.
Thanks for correcting me on the name of the relevant legislation. As a layperson, I can say nothing else you have said changes my original response.