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cctv Cameras Policy Policy Guidelines To assist in providing the safe physical environment a cctv surveillance system has been installed at Sydney Central on the ground floor. The area covered includes the reception desk, waiting area, interview and conference rooms. A separate Policy and procedures has been developed to govern the use of cctv . Cameras , which has the primary purpose of providing an additional risk management tool to the others included in the Client Service Strategy. The Client Service Strategy is available on the Intranet under Ops Support Client Services. The cctv Policy and Procedures is also available under Ops Support Client Services cctv Cameras . Purpose The purpose of this Policy is to govern the use of a cctv system on Legal Aid NSW. premises as an incident risk management tool under the requirements of the OH&S. Act 2000 and the Regulations 2001 as well as the Workplace surveillance Act.

representative body, for a purpose other than surveillance of staff (e.g. security purposes) and Is carried out in accordance with that agreement. Failure to meet all the requirements for overt surveillance will constitute covert surveillance, which is in breach of the Act in the absence of a covert surveillance authority.

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