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PROCEDURE DOCUMENT Closed Circuit Television (CCTV) – Installation and Management ACT Government Protective Security Framework (PSF) Compliance: Physical Security (PHYSEC) Document number AHDPD-66:2021 Effective date DD Month YYYY Review date DD Month YYYY Author branch Technology Operations, Digital Solutions Division Endorsed by Position Title or Committee Name Audience ACT Health Version number 0.1
Contents
Background ............................................................................................................................. 2
Purpose ................................................................................................................................... 2
Scope ...................................................................................................................................... 2
Roles and Responsibilities ....................................................................................................... 3
Procedure ............................................................................................................................... 7
New Installation ................................................................................................................7
Requests for CCTV ......................................................................................................... 7
Location of CCTV ............................................................................................................ 7
Standards ....................................................................................................................... 7
Notifying the Staff and Public of CCTV System Installation ............................................ 8
Security of CCTV System ...................................................................................................8
Monitoring ..................................................................................................................... 8
Access ............................................................................................................................ 8
Training .......................................................................................................................... 9
Routine Maintenance........................................................................................................9
CCTV Failures ....................................................................................................................9
Incident or Crime Reporting ..............................................................................................9
Recording CCTV Footage .................................................................................................10
Saving .......................................................................................................................... 10
Exporting ..................................................................................................................... 10
Release of CCTV Footage.................................................................................................10
Internal Requests ......................................................................................................... 11
External Requests ........................................................................................................ 11
CCTV System Removal/Decommissioning .......................................................................11
Complaints about the use of a CCTV System ...................................................................12
Notifying People of CCTV System Presence ....................................................................12
Records Management ........................................................................................................... 12
Registers..........................................................................................................................12
User Register ............................................................................................................... 12
Asset Register .............................................................................................................. 12
Copy Register ............................................................................................................... 13
Audits........................................................................................................................... 13
Data Retention ................................................................................................................13
Implementation .................................................................................................................... 14
References and Related Documents ..................................................................................... 14
Legislation .................................................................................................................... 14
Supporting Documents ................................................................................................ 14
Definitions ............................................................................................................................. 15
Search Terms ........................................................................................................................ 16
Version Control ..................................................................................................................... 16
Attachments.......................................................................................................................... 17
Attachment 1 – Avigilon Group Privileges ................................................................... 17
Attachment 2 – Territory Records Approval 2009 (No 1) - CCTV ................................. 18
Attachment 3 – ACT Government CCTV Sign ............................................................... 19
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PRINTED COPIES ARE UNCONTROLLEDBackground
ACT Health Directorate (ACTHD) uses Closed Circuit Television (CCTV) systems to assist in the
protection of its staff, assets, infrastructure and the public. CCTV systems should be used for
one or more of the following purposes:
• Asset monitoring and security;
• Access control monitoring;
• Public safety and event monitoring;
• Process control and business monitoring of workers as per the Workplace Privacy Act
2011;
• Enhancing the response to and management of emergencies;
• Crime deterrence, investigation and evidence to support criminal proceedings;
• Regulatory enforcement and evidence for use in court proceedings;
• For training, education and community engagement purposes; and
• Traffic, vehicle and parking management.
Purpose
The purpose of this procedure is to provide direction and information on CCTV System
installation and management across ACTHD facilities.
Scope
This procedure applies to all ACTHD staff and contractors who operate, service, repair and
install CCTV systems within ACTHD facilities and ACTHD controlled areas in CHS facilities, such
as Communication Rooms.
Out of Scope
Third party retail/commercial tenants that operate a CCTV system within an ACTHD facility
(e.g. café, kiosk, etc) are not strictly bound by this procedure. However, tenants must have
adequate signage advising that their facility has CCTV surveillance installed. This requirement
will be stipulated in any retail tenancy/lease agreements.
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PRINTED COPIES ARE UNCONTROLLEDRoles and Responsibilities
Position Responsibility
ACT Health Director-General • Governance over the use of the CCTV
system.
• Compliance with the ACT Government CCTV
Policy.
• Delegates responsibility for the
management and operation of the
Directorate’s CCTV systems to the officers
specified below; and
• Must have a minimum National Security
Clearance of Negative Vetting Level 1 which
is equivalent to the ACT Government
Position of Trust-2.
ACT Health Agency Security Executive • Oversight of CCTV systems across ACTHD.
(ASE) • Ensures there are CCTV policies and
procedures in place.
This role is the responsibility of the Chief • May delegate any of their responsibilities to
Information Officer (CIO) the ASA.
• Ensures the ASA, ASO and ACTHD staff are
aware of their obligations in this procedure
and the ACT Government CCTV Policy.
• Approve new CCTV installations and
removals.
• Approving the release of CCTV recordings in
compliance with this procedure; and
• Must have a minimum National Security
Clearance of Negative Vetting Level 1,
which is equivalent to the ACT Government
Position of Trust-2.
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PRINTED COPIES ARE UNCONTROLLEDPosition Responsibility
Agency Security Advisor (ASA) • Management and Operation of CCTV
systems across ACTHD.
This role is the responsibility of the Chief • May delegate any of their responsibilities
Information Security Officer (CISO) to the ASO.
• Providing advice on security risk.
• Oversees the development of all CCTV
procedures, amendments, and updates.
• Implement and manage a complaints
mechanism to deal with privacy
complaints, investigations and subsequent
outcomes and any required actions.
• Conduct yearly compliance review of CCTV
systems with the outcomes of the review
provided to the ASE.
• Reviewing CCTV footage to identify
beaches of security, or to review security
incidents.
• Other Avigilon Software privileges as
indicated in Attachment 1; and
• Must have a minimum National Security
Clearance of Negative Vetting Level 1,
which is equivalent to the ACT Government
Position of Trust-2.
Agency Security Officers (ASO) The ASO is responsible to the ASA for:
• Coordinating an annual compliance review
of CCTV systems to ensure compliance with
all CCTV policies and procedures.
• Maintaining registers for CCTV:
o Assets
o Copies
o Users
o Authorised personnel
o Recording of destruction and
disposals
• Acquisition of relevant CCTV system
equipment through consultation with the
ASA.
• Organising maintenance of CCTV system
equipment.
• Day-to-day operation of CCTV systems
across the ACTHD.
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PRINTED COPIES ARE UNCONTROLLEDPosition Responsibility
• Keeping the ASA informed of performance
of CCTV systems across ACTHD.
• Maintaining signage of CCTV systems.
• Reviewing CCTV footage to identify
beaches of security, or to review security
incidents.
• Retrieving and Bookmarking CCTV footage
to save for potential investigations, both
internal and external.
• Other Avigilon Software privileges as
indicated in Attachment 1
• Must have a minimum National Security
Clearance of Negative Vetting Level 1,
which is equivalent to the ACT Government
Position of Trust-2.
Cyber Security Hub Staff • Assisting with day-to-day operation of
CCTV systems in their areas of
responsibility.
• Triage and respond to security alerts
displayed on the Monitors.
• Monitoring CCTV footage to identify
beaches of security or to review security
incidents.
• Review security incidents bookmarked by
DSOC.
• Apply standard settings to cameras.
• Reporting to ASO, or ASA, issues/incidents
relevant to CCTV surveillance of ACT Health
facilities.
• Must have a minimum National Security
Clearance of Negative Vetting Level 1,
which is equivalent to the ACT Government
Position of Trust-2.
Digital Solutions Operations Centre (DSOC) • Triage and respond to security alerts
displayed on the security monitors.
• Complete security incident report on
identified security incidents.
• Reporting to ASO, or ASA, incidents
recorded/bookmarked on Avigilon
Software;
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PRINTED COPIES ARE UNCONTROLLEDPosition Responsibility
• Must have a minimum National Security
Clearance of Negative Vetting Level 1,
which is equivalent to the ACT Government
Position of Trust-2.
• Avigilon Privileges:
o Bookmark CCTV footage to identify
beaches of security.
o Export images
o Trigger manual recording
o View images recorded before login
o View live images
o View recorded images
o View high-resolution images
ACT Health Reception Staff • Monitoring CCTV footage to identify
beaches of security.
• Reporting to ASO, or ASA, issues/incidents
relevant to CCTV surveillance of ACTHD
facilities.
• Must have a minimum National Security
Clearance of Negative Vetting Level 1,
which is equivalent to the ACT Government
Position of Trust-2.
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PRINTED COPIES ARE UNCONTROLLEDProcedure
New Installation
Requests for CCTV
When a work area has identified the requirement for installation of CCTV, the relevant delegate
will:
1. Email ACT Health Security and attention it to the ASA/ASO;
2. The ASA and/or ASO will perform a Security Risk Assessment (SRA) in consultation with the
delegate and the ASE;
3. If the SRA concludes that the CCTV is required, then ACT Health Security will commence a
project and request formal approval from the ASE; and
4. Upon receiving written approval from the ASE, ACT Health Security will undertake the works. If
not approved, the ACT Health security team will advise the work area with a justification on why
the work will not proceed.
Location of CCTV
1. CCTV systems can only be installed in areas that comply with the Workplace Privacy Act 2011.
2. CCTV cameras must not be hidden and must be placed in public view.
3. CCTV camera cannot be installed in:
• Clinical treatment areas;
• Toilet Facilities;
• Change Rooms;
• Showers or other bathing facilities;
• parent/carer or nursing rooms;
• Sick bays/First-aid rooms; or
• any other area in a workplace proscribed by regulation.
Standards
Refer to the ACTHD St-08 Security ICT Standard, Section 6, Closed Circuit Television.
The section referred to in this document describes specifications required for CCTV systems. It
stipulates the architecture standards on:
• High-definition IP cameras, both internal and external;
• IP network infrastructure;
• Network Video Recorders (NVR), which record, and store images captured by the cameras;
and
• CCTV monitors (workstations).
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PRINTED COPIES ARE UNCONTROLLEDNotifying the Staff and Public of CCTV System Installation
ACTHD will notify and consult with staff prior to installing CCTV cameras within their facility.
This notification will occur through one or more of the following mechanisms:
a. Consultation with the staff;
b. ACTHD communication channels; and
c. Signage in the area where the CCTV is to be installed.
Security of CCTV System
Monitoring
1. A Remote CCTV and Alert, Monitoring Centre will be located within the Cyber Security Hub and
DSOC during the below listed hours:
• Cyber Security Hub from 07:00hours to 18:00hours, Monday to Friday (excluding public
holidays); and
• DSOC 24 hours a day, 7 days a week
Access
Avigilon Software is the only approved program to be used across ACTHD facilities, as per ACT
Government Code of Practice for Closed Circuit Television.
Position/Role Login Requirements Comments
Securitas Individual Support provider
Agency Security Advisor (ASA) Individual
Agency Security Officer (ASO) Individual
Cyber Security Staff Individual
Digital Solutions Operations Centre Fixed accounts will auto
(DSOC) Individual log on to monitoring
or computer with pre-
Fixed defined view
Concierge Fixed accounts will auto
log on to monitoring
Fixed
computer with pre-
defined view
Remote CCTV and Alert, Monitoring Individual Fixed accounts will auto
Centre or log on to monitoring
computer with pre-
Fixed
defined view
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PRINTED COPIES ARE UNCONTROLLEDTraining
Cyber Security will provide training to staff responsible for the operation of the CCTV system,
relevant to their roles. Other requirements will include:
1. Mandatory training in:
o ACTGovLearn Protective Security Policy Framework Awareness (e-Learning).
o CHS Protective Security Awareness (el-2018).
2. Familiarisation with:
o ACT Government CCTV Policy.
o ACTHD Closed Circuit Television (CCTV) - This procedure.
o Privacy obligations associated with CCTV use as per the ACT Laws listed in the
“References and Related Documents” at the end of this document.
Routine Maintenance
CCTV systems are checked for proper performance and maintained at regular intervals by ACTHD
Cyber Security Hub and the security vendor.
Maintenance consists of the following:
• Cameras – cleanliness, focus and operation;
• Software – patched and time synchronisation; and
• Network Video Recorders (NVRs) – storage, firmware and software versions.
CCTV Failures
CCTV camera/system failures are to be reported to DSOC via any of the following methods:
• Jira Assist Customer Portal
• Phone 02 5124 5000
• Email: digital.support@act.gov.au
The jobs are to be assigned to ACT Health Security to triage and action appropriately.
Incident or Crime Reporting
If staff monitoring CCTV observes criminal activity, misconduct, anti-social behaviour or behaviour
that breaches ACT Government/ACTHD policies/procedures, they must immediately report it to
the:
• ACTHD Agency Security Officer (ASO); and/or
• Agency Security Advisor (ASA) and/or
• Agency Security Executive (ASE) and/or
• ACT Policing (if required); and
• Report to ACTHealth.Security@act.gov.au
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PRINTED COPIES ARE UNCONTROLLEDRecording CCTV Footage
All CCTV security surveillance recordings expire after 30 days and are no longer retrievable unless
they are bookmarked. This is programmed into the Avigilon program. Bookmarking of CCTV footage
only occurs if there is an active investigation or if there is a request from law enforcement.
The bookmarking, saving and exporting process can be obtained from the Avigilon Control Centre
Standard Client User Guide Version 7.4 (Objective ID: A29321098).
Only the ASE, ASA and ASO may:
• review CCTV for the matters mentioned earlier in the “Purpose” of CCTV systems; and
• Bookmark, save and export footage.
Saving
The bookmarked event is to be initially saved on the server as follows:
• Using the file naming convention of: YYYMMDD-CCTV Footage-Subject/Description; and
• Applying the dissemination limiting marker (DLM) of ‘Sensitive’.
Exporting
A saved bookmarked event will have to be copied and transferred to the appropriate year folder in
Objective: Sensitive Cyber Security Hub, Surveillance Operations (fA10874730) maintaining the same
file name and DLM.
It must be:
• Retained according to the Territory Records Act 2009 (Attachment 2).
• Logged in the CCTV Register, in the “Copy” spreadsheet, in Objective: Sensitive Cyber Security
Hub (ID: A28619129).
Release of CCTV Footage.
Requests to view or obtain a copy of CCTV footage will come from either:
• Internal to ACTHD
• External to ACTHD
A request must be made by
• Logging a job on the Jira Assist Customer Portal; or
• Calling DSOC on 02 5124 5000
Approval to release CCTV footage will be authorised by the ASE and/or ASA.
Where ACTHD cameras are located in shared spaces with CHS, such as Communication Rooms, both
teams should work jointly to determine risks associated with the release of footage.
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PRINTED COPIES ARE UNCONTROLLEDInternal Requests
If a person within ACTHD would like to review and/or request a copy of CCTV footage they will be
required to complete a request on the Jira Assist Customer Portal detailing the following:
• Date;
• Time;
• Location/s;
• Description of event/incident; and
• Requesters full name and position.
An email will be automatically sent to ACT Health Security.
Once approved, the ASO will:
• Bookmark footage.
• Upload to Objective-Requested Security Surveillance Recordings (fA10874737).
• Send to ASA for review, who will forward to the ASE for approval, in order to release the CCTV
footage.
• Notify the requestor that the request has been approved or rejected; and
• If approved, provide user with supervised access to review bookmarked footage.
External Requests
All requests for CCTV information, excluding Freedom of Information (FOI) applications and Court
Orders, must be lodged with Access Canberra, who managed such requests for the ACT Government.
Access Canberra will forward requests that are related to ACTHD to the ACT Health Security team
who will:
1. Log a job in Jira;
2. Once received, the Cyber Security team will triage and assign to ASE, if applicable;
3. Once approved by the ASE, the ASO will:
a. Export from NVR to a USB thumb drive;
b. Upload to Objective-Requested Security Surveillance Recordings;
c. Apply to ASE for clearance to release footage; and
4. If approved by ASE, encrypted USB device will be released.
CCTV System Removal/Decommissioning
Removal/Decommissioning of CCTV Systems can only occur after authorisation by the ASE and must
be removed when there is no longer a requirement. This includes the relocation or destruction of
CCTV equipment, recordings and associated signage.
All CCTV data from a decommissioned system must be either retained or destroyed in accordance
with the Territory Records Act 2009.
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PRINTED COPIES ARE UNCONTROLLEDComplaints about the use of a CCTV System
Any complaints regarding the ACTHD CCTV system are to be referred to
24/7 Digital Solutions Support via:
Phone: +61 2 5124 5000; or
Email: Digital.Support@act.gov.au
Notifying People of CCTV System Presence
This notification will occur using authorised signage which must be prominently and clearly displayed.
The standard format for the signage is at Attachment 3.
Records Management
Registers
CCTV hardware and system access registers are maintained by the Cyber Security hub. CCTV camera
locations and details are deemed sensitive as they can be used to evade being recorded and
circumvent security controls to ACTHD facilities. Employees with access to CCTV Registers must have
a minimum National Security Clearance of “Baseline” and ACT Government “Position of Trust-1”.
The registers will be maintained in an excel workbook, stored in Objective: Sensitive – Cyber Security
Hub/Property Equipment and Fleet/Surveillance Operations (ID: A28619129) and select the
appropriate year.
User Register
This register must contain the following information:
• Authorised officers full name;
• Extent of authorisation granted to the authorised officer (e.g. viewing, recording, copying
and administrator);
• Area or location in which the authorised officer has access to CCTV systems;
• The name of the ASE or ASA who has granted authorisation to the authorised officer;
• Date to review the authorised officer’s permissions to the CCTV systems; and
• Security Clearance Level.
Asset Register
This register must contain the following information:
• Item (e.g. PTZ camera, DVR, etc);
• Make and model;
• Specifications;
• Serial number;
• Date of purchase;
• Location;
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• Decommission date; and
• Other information such as maintenance undertaken.
Copy Register
This register must contain the following information:
• Actioning Cyber Security staff name;
• Date approved by Agency Security Advisor (ASA);
• If not approved, the reason;
• Date when saved to Objective and/or saved to USB thumb drive;
• File name;
• USB thumb drive number;
• Any issues related to copying of recording;
• Details of who, where and when the Objective link or USB thumb drive was sent to; and
• Reason for the duplication.
Audits
Cyber Security will perform audits as part of the overall annual security audit and will cover:
• User access;
• System performance and maintenance;
• Management of CCTV requests for copied footage;
• The report will be stored and made available in Objective-Cyber Security/Property
Equipment and Fleet/Surveillance Operations (ID: fA10874730) and select the appropriate
year; and
• When the report is complete it is to be sent to the Director-General of ACTHD.
Data Retention
A summary in table format can be found at Appendix 2. More details can be found in the Notifiable
instrument NI2009—452, (The Territory Records (Records Disposal Schedule – Security Coordination
Records) Approval 2009 (No 1) – Security Co-Ordination - Security -CCTV), under the Territory
Records ACT 2002, establishes the legal requirements to manage CCTV related data including, but
not limited to;
• Storage;
• Retention and disposal; and
• Copying and release.
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PRINTED COPIES ARE UNCONTROLLEDImplementation
• This procedure will be published on the ACTHD Policy Register as part of the Open Access
Information Scheme;
• A link to it will be provided on the Cyber Security intranet page; and
• All ACTHD staff, and contractors, who operate CCTV equipment will be provided a copy of
this procedure as part of their induction and training.
References and Related Documents
Legislation
• Human Rights Act 2004
• Privacy Act 1988 (Cwlth)
• Information Privacy Act 2014
• Public Sector Management Act 1994
• Territory Records (Records Disposal Schedule – Security Coordination Records) Approval
2009 (No 1) – Security Co-Ordination - Security -CCTV
• Workplace Privacy Act 2011
• Children and Young People Act 2008
• Road Transport (Public Passenger Services) Regulation 2002
• Health Records (Privacy and Access) Act 1997
• Freedom of Information Act 2016
• Workplace Privacy Act 2011
To access these legislations, go to the ACT Legislation Register and search for the document.
Supporting Documents
ACT Government released a Code of Practice for Closed Circuit Television Systems
ACT Government Protective Security Policy Framework (PSPF)
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Term Definition
Avigilon Software Is the network video management program used to monitor
and record vision from CCTV cameras
CCTV system Any Closed-Circuit Television (CCTV) system
operated and maintained by an ACT public sector agency.
Closed Circuit Television A television system intended for only a limited number of
(CCTV) viewers, as opposed to Broadcast TV. This definition is
inclusive of recording equipment (analogue or digital),
display equipment, transmission systems, transmission
media, optical recording devices, and interface control. This
does not include:
• portable or fixed speed and red-light cameras.
• movable surveillance cameras where images are
saved to external storage devices and not broadcast.
• the use of cameras and similar equipment by the
broadcast media for the purposes of journalism,
education, public information, artistic or literary
purposes.
Government investigative, Includes, but is not limited to:
or law enforcement, body • Australian Federal Police (including ACT Policing)
• ACT Care and Protection
• ACT Civil and Administrative Tribunal (ACAT)
• ACT Environmental Protection Authority
• ACT Human Rights Commission
• ACT Insurance Authority
• ACT Office of Regulatory Services (including Fair
Trading and WorkSafe ACT)
• Office of the Information/Privacy Commissioner
• Any other ACT Government or Federal Government
agency that can issue prohibition notices,
infringement notices, improvement notices, or
enforceable undertakings.
Private investigators and/or organisations do not constitute
an approved investigative body.
Must Something that is mandatory.
Recorded images Any images captured by CCTV Systems operated and
maintained by an ACTHD.
Remote CCTV and Alert An office, or entity, that conducts monitoring of CCTV
Monitoring Centre security and ICT alarm systems for purposes of dispatch
and notification.
Should Something that is recommended.
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PRINTED COPIES ARE UNCONTROLLEDSearch Terms
Closed Circuit Television, CCTV, Security, Avigilon, Camera
Version Control
Version Date Comments
0.1 10/02/21 Created
0.2 11/3/21 1st Draft
0.3 25/3/21 2nd Draft
Disclaimer: This document has been developed by the ACT Health Directorate specifically for its own use. Use
of this document and any reliance on the information contained therein by any third party is at his or her own
risk and the ACT Health Directorate assumes no responsibility whatsoever.
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PRINTED COPIES ARE UNCONTROLLEDAttachments
Attachment 1 – Avigilon Group Privileges
Group Privileges ASA ASO DSOC Concierge
Setup server analytics Yes Yes
Setups teach by example Yes Yes
Manage saved views Yes Yes
Manage site Yes
Create teach markers Yes Yes
Archive images Yes Yes
Backup settings Yes
Setup devices Yes Yes
Setup servers Yes
Setup sites Yes Yes
Connect and disconnect devices Yes Yes
Setup general settings Yes Yes
Setup alarm management settings Yes Yes
Setup analytics settings Yes Yes
Setup recording and bandwidth settings Yes Yes
Setup schedule settings Yes Yes
Setup compression and image rate settings Yes Yes
Setup digital input & output settings Yes Yes
Setup corporate hierarchy Yes Yes
Setup external notification settings Yes Yes
Setup image and display settings Yes Yes
Setup image dimension settings Yes Yes
Setup manual recording settings Yes Yes
Setup motion detection settings Yes Yes
Setup network settings Yes Yes
Setup POS transaction settings Yes Yes
Setup privacy zone settings Yes Yes
Setup rule engine settings Yes
Manage server Yes
Setup name Yes
Setup user and group settings Yes Yes
Export images Yes Yes Yes
Manage user sessions Yes Yes
Setup site view Yes Yes
Licensed search for identifying features Yes Yes
Licensed search for identifying features Yes Yes
Trigger manual recording Yes Yes Yes
View Site Health Yes Yes
Setup Storage Management Yes Yes
View images recorded before login Yes Yes Yes
View site logs Yes Yes
View live images Yes Yes Yes Yes
View recorded images Yes Yes Yes
View high-resolution images Yes Yes Yes Yes
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PRINTED COPIES ARE UNCONTROLLEDAttachment 2 – Territory Records Approval 2009 (No 1) - CCTV
Records Disposal Schedule
Security Coordination Records
Security Co-Ordination - Security
Entry No. Description of Records Disposal Action
182.097.001 Closed Circuit Television (CCTV) security surveillance Retain as Territory
recordings and/or audio recordings that have been requested Archives
by investigative and law enforcement bodies in relation to
incidents that caused significant political or public reaction or
recordings relating to high profile incidents (e.g. murder,
serious accidents, extremely violent assaults).
182.097.002 Closed Circuit Television (CCTV) security surveillance Destroy 7 years
recordings and/or audio recordings that have been requested after action
by investigative and law enforcement bodies in relation to completed
incidents not investigated or which caused no significant
political or public reaction.
182.097.003 Records documenting security arrangements for visits to the Destroy 5 years
agency by dignitaries and the general public. after action
completed
182.097.004 All Closed Circuit Television (CCTV) security surveillance Destroy 30 days
recordings and/or audio recordings that have not been after date created
requested for law enforcement or do not involve an incident.
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PRINTED COPIES ARE UNCONTROLLEDAttachment 3 – ACT Government CCTV Sign
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