Topic: Security Cameras

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29/08/2013 at 5:24 pm #9006 Reply | Quote
Chris F
Security cameras have recently been installed in the foyers and car park entrances in our older (1970’s) large unit complex. I would have thought that some sort of warning signs would be required to advise residents and visitors of the operation of such devices. Apparently the EC doesn’t think so. Is there any legal requirement for such notices?
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29/08/2013 at 8:45 pm #19307 Reply
Jimmy-T
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If a by-law has been passed allowing security cameras viewing common property, you don’t need to put up signs to alert owners – although you probably should.

However, under Work Health and Safety legislation there shoud be signs up warning any tradespeople who may work in these areas that they may be under surveillance.

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