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    I have a serious problem with a neighbor using CCTV cameras that are all around the property.
    on outside wall, door and up on 2nd floor wall
    my privacy is being invaded.
    everything I do is recorded.
    I open garage door to go out or return it is recorded.
    I open boot of my car to unload items it’s recorded
    what can I do?
    not sure if he got permission to install these cameras

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    chesswood
    Flatchatter

      If in NSW, start by looking through the NSW Surveillance Devices Act – https://legislation.nsw.gov.au/view/html/inforce/current/act-2007-064

      and then write to your strata plan’s secretary referring to the Act and asking whether the cameras were installed legally, noting that you never consented to all the setup.

      #79157 Reply
      kaindub
      Flatchatter

        The first issue is whether they have permission to instal cameras. A by lawpreventi g changes to common property would cover this.

        Se only, if they have permission, they are only allowed to record common property. Common property is a public area, so as long as the camera does not record inside a lot its legal.

        I would also be bringing up with the committee, the relevance of cameras.  If the lot owner claims its for their security, they should only record what’s relevant. ie their front doo, their garage, but not areas not associated with them.

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        Jimmy-T
        Keymaster

          If in NSW, start by looking through the NSW Surveillance Devices Act –

          That Act is designed to offer ways that law enforcement authorities can surveil suspects.  It is not about individuals or companies installing CCTV or security cameras.

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          Sethy
          Flatchatter

            I thought I’m only the person who is facing this issues but here you are. Trust me i don’t know how to deal with the issues. But neighbor have two cameras one is front of the house and second on the side, that is covering the whole area. whenever I go to the job, I’m being recorded, i come back i recorded. I don’t know what to do?

            #79215 Reply
            Jimmy-T
            Keymaster

              I don’t know what to do?

              Are you in a strata townhouse in NSW? If not, what and where?

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              #79222 Reply
              tina
              Flatchatter
                I have a serious problem with a neighbor using CCTV cameras that are all around the property.
                not sure if he got permission to install these cameras
                Two NCAT cases handled by the same Senior Member documented here:
                You cannot alter the external appearance of common property without having the approval of the owners corporation.
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