RNZ explores the use of more than 10,000 CCTV cameras owned by local or central government agencies throughout public outdoor spaces in New Zealand and their impacts on privacy. RNZ found that while the Privacy Act establishes rules around the use of surveillance cameras, not all authorities are complying with requirements for policies covering their cameras’ uses, data protection offerings and more. Acting Privacy Commissioner Liz MacPherson cautioned those not meeting requirements could face compliance action.
19 April 2022
A look at CCTV camera use in New Zealand
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