Greenwich Council
Code of Practice
for the operation of
Closed Circuit Television
in partnership with
The Metropolitan Police
January 2008
Version 3.0
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Code of Practice in respect of the operation of the
Greenwich Council
Town Centre CCTV System
Agreed by
Greenwich Council
and the
Metropolitan Police
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Document Control
Distribution:
Name
Graeme James
Corporate Information Security Compliance
Manager
Keith Archard
CCTV System Manager
Mike Smith
Director of Community Safety and
Enforcement
CCTV Focus Group
Members of the CCTV Focus Group
Change History:
Version Issued
Reason for Change
Issued By
1.0
November 2004
Draft created
Graeme James
2.0
May 2005
Final Draft for Comment
Graeme James
3.0
May 2006
Amended final draft incorporating
Keith Archard
comments
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Contents
Title Page
Certificate of Agreement
Document Control
Contents
1.0
Introduction & Objectives
1.1
Introduction
1.2
Partnership Statement in Respect of The Human Rights Act 1998
1.3
Objectives of the System
1.4
Procedural Manual
2.0
Statement of Purpose and Principles
2.1
Purpose
2.2
General Principles of Operation
2.3
Copyright
2.4
Cameras and Area Coverage
2.5
Monitoring and Recording Facilities
2.6
Processing and Handling of Recorded Material
2.7
Operators Instructions
2.8
Changes to the Code or the Procedural Manual
3.0
Privacy and Data Protection
3.1
Public Concern
3.2
Data Protection Legislation
3.3
Request for Information
3.4
Individual Subject Access Under Data Protection Legislation
3.5
Process of Disclosure
3.6
Media Disclosure
3.7
Exemptions to the Provision of Information
3.8
Criminal Procedures and Investigations Act 1996
4.0
Accountability and Public Information
4.1
The Public
4.2
System Owner
4.3
System Manager
4.4
Public Information
5.0
Assessment of the System and Code of Practice
5.1 Evaluation
5.2 Monitoring
5.3 Inspection
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Contents
6.0
Human Resources
6.1
Staffing of the CCTV Control Room and Those Responsible for the Operation of the
System
6.2 Discipline
6.3 Declaration
of
Confidentiality
7.0
Control and Operation of Cameras
7.1 Guiding
Principles
7.2
Operation of the System by the Police
7.3
Maintenance of the System
8.0
Access To, and Security of, the CCTV Control Room and Associated
Equipment
8.1 Authorised
Access
8.2 Public
Access
8.3 Authorised
Visits
8.4 Declaration
of
Confidentiality
8.5 Security
9.0
Management of Recorded Material
9.1 Guiding
Principles
9.2
Release of Data to a Third Party
9.3
Primary Request to View Data
9.4
Secondary Request to View Data
9.5
Video Tapes – Provision and Quality
9.6
Video Tapes – Retention
9.7 Tape
Register
9.8 Recording
Policy
9.9 Evidential
Tapes
10.0
Video Prints
10.1 Guiding
Principles
Appendix A Key Personnel and Responsibilities
Appendix B Extracts from the Data Protection Act 1998
Appendix C Restricted Access Notice
Appendix D Declaration of Confidentiality
Appendix E Inspectors Declaration of Confidentiality
Appendix F Subject Access CCTV Request Form
Appendix G Location of the Greenwich Council CCTV System Cameras
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Section 1 Introduction and Objectives
1.1
Introduction
A Closed Circuit Television (CCTV) system exists within the Borough of Greenwich.
This system, known as the Greenwich Town Centre CCTV system, comprises of a
number of cameras installed at strategic locations within town centres, car parks, open
spaces, housing estates and other public areas. Most cameras have pan, tilt and zoom
facilities and other cameras are in fixed positions The images are presented in the
CCTV control room where they are monitored and recorded. Limited secondary
monitoring takes place at a nominated alternative Police location but there are no
recording or control facilities at this location.
The CCTV System has evolved from the formation of a Crime and Disorder Reduction
Partnership between:
Greenwich
Council
The Metropolitan Police
Probation
Service
Fire
Service
Primary Care Trust
Neighbourhood Watch and other Voluntary Community Groups
Assisted by:
Woolwich Development Agency
Greenwich
Development
Agency
South Greenwich Development Agency
For the purposes of this document, the ‘owner’ of the system is the London Borough of
Greenwich.
For the purposes of the Data Protection Act 1998, the ‘data controller’ is the London
Borough of Greenwich
. The officer named as the ‘system manager’ is Keith Archard.
The officer with responsibilities for the Data Protection Act 1998 is Graeme James.
The Greenwich Council CCTV system has been notified to the Information
Commissioner.
Details of key personnel, their responsibilities and contact points are shown at appendix
A to this Code.
This document will be reviewed annually in order take into account changes to
procedure or legislation.
1.2
Partnership statement in respect of The Human Rights Act 1998 - Article 8
1.2.1 The partnership recognises that public authorities and those organisations carrying out
the functions of a public service nature are required to observe the obligations imposed
by the Human Rights Act 1998, and consider that the use of CCTV in the London
Borough of Greenwich is a necessary, proportionate and suitable tool to help reduce
crime, reduce the fear of crime and improve public safety.
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1.2.2 Section 163 of the Criminal Justice and Public Order Act 1994 creates the power for
local authorities to provide closed circuit television coverage of any land within their
area for the purposes of crime prevention and detection and it is also considered a
necessary initiative by the Partners towards their duty under the Crime and Disorder
Act 1998.
1.2.3 It is recognised that operation of the London Borough of Greenwich CCTV System may
be considered to infringe on the privacy of individuals. The partnership recognise that it
is their responsibility to ensure that the scheme should always comply with all relevant
legislation, to ensure its legality and legitimacy. The scheme will only be used as a
proportional response to identified problems and be used only in so far as it is
necessary in a democratic society, in the interests of national security, public safety, the
economic well being of the area, for the prevention and detection of crime or disorder
or for the protection of the rights and freedoms of others.
1.2.4 The Codes of Practice and observance of the Operational Procedures contained in the
manual shall ensure that evidence is secured, retained and made available as required to
ensure there is respect for everyone’s right within law to a free trial.
1.2.5 The London Borough of Greenwich CCTV System shall be operated with respect for all
individuals, recognising the right to be free from inhuman or degrading treatment and
avoiding discrimination on any ground such as sex, race, colour, language, religion,
political or other opinion, national or social origin, association with a national minority,
property, birth or other status.
1.3
Objectives of the System
1.3.1 The objectives of the Greenwich Council CCTV System as determined by the owners /
partnership which form the lawful basis for the processing of data are: -
•
To reduce the fear of crime, disorder and anti-social behaviour
•
To deter crime.
•
To detect crime and provide evidential material for court proceedings.
•
To enhance community safety, assist in developing the economic well being of the
London Borough of Greenwich and encourage greater use of the town centres,
university, car parks, open spaces and shopping areas etc.
•
To assist the Local Authority in its enforcement and regulatory functions within
the London Borough of Greenwich.
•
To assist in Traffic Management.
•
To assist in supporting civil proceedings which will help detect crime.
•
Any other specific objective identified by the owners or partners of the scheme
1.4
Procedural Manual
This Code of Practice (hereafter referred to as ‘the Code’) is supplemented by a
separate ‘Procedural Manual’, which gives instructions on all aspects of the day-to-day
operation of the system. To ensure the purpose and principles (see Section 2) of the
CCTV system are realised, the procedural manual is based and expands upon the
contents of this Code of Practice.
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Section 2 Statement of Purpose and Principles
2.1
Purpose
The purpose of this document is to state the intentions of the system owners and
managers, on behalf of the partnership, to support the objectives of the Greenwich
Council CCTV System, (hereafter referred to as ‘The System’) and to outline how it is
intended to do so.
2.1.1 The purpose of the System, and the process adopted in determining the reasons for
implementing the system have been defined in order to achieve the objectives detailed
within Section 1.
2.2
General Principles of Operation
2.2.1 The system will be operated in accordance with all the requirements and the principles
of the Human Rights Act 1998.
2.2.2 The operation of the system will also recognise the need for formal authorisation of any
covert ‘Directed’ surveillance or crime trend (hotspot) surveillance as required by the
Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act 2000.
2.2.3 The System will be operated in accordance with the Data Protection Act 1998 at all
times
2.2.4 The System will be operated fairly, within the law, and only for the objectives for which
it was established and are identified within this Code, or which are subsequently agreed
in accordance with this Code of Practice.
2.2.5 The public interest in the operation of the system will be recognised by ensuring the
security and integrity of operational procedures.
2.2.6 Throughout this Code of Practice it is intended, as far as reasonably possible, to balance
the objectives of the CCTV System with the need to safeguard the individual’s rights.
Every effort has been made throughout the Code to indicate that a formal structure has
been put in place, including a complaints procedure, by which it can be identified that
the management of the System is not only accountable, but is seen to be accountable.
2.2.7 Participation in the system by any organisation, individual or authority assumes an
agreement by all such participants to comply fully with this Code and to be accountable
under the Code of Practice.
2.3
Copyright
Copyright and ownership of all material recorded by virtue of The System will remain
with the data controller.
2.4
Cameras and Area Coverage
2.4.1 The areas covered by CCTV to which this Code of Practice refers are the public areas
within the responsibility of the operating partners as listed in appendix G.
2.4.2 From time to time transportable or mobile cameras may be temporarily sited within
the area. The use of such cameras, and the data produced by virtue of their use, will
always accord with the objectives of the CCTV System and be governed by this Code
and Procedures.
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2.4.3 The majority of the cameras offer full colour, pan tilt and zoom (PTZ) capability, some
of which may automatically switch to monochrome in low light conditions.
2.4.4 None of the cameras forming part of the System will be installed in a covert manner.
Some cameras may be enclosed within ‘All weather domes’ for aesthetic or operational
reasons but the presence of all cameras will be identified by appropriate signs.
2.5
Monitoring and Recording Facilities
2.5.1 The CCTV equipment has the capability of recording all cameras simultaneously
throughout every 24 hour period
2.5.2 No equipment, other than that housed within the main CCTV control room shall be
capable of recording images from any of the cameras.
2.5.3 All images are recorded on a Multiplex time delay system. In addition CCTV operators
are able to record images from selected cameras in real-time, produce hard copies of
recorded images, replay or copy any pre-recorded data at their discretion and in
accordance with the Code of Practice. All viewing and recording equipment shall only
be operated by trained and authorised users.
2.6
Processing and Handling of Recorded Material
2.6.1 All recorded material, whether recorded digitally, in analogue format or as a hard copy
video print, will be processed and handled strictly in accordance with this Code of
Practice and the Procedural Manual.
2.7 Operators
Instructions
2.7.1 Technical instructions on the use of equipment housed within the monitoring room are
contained in a separate manual provided by the equipment suppliers.
2.8
Changes to the Code or the Procedural Manual
2.8.1 Any major changes to either the Code of Practice or the Procedural Manual, (i.e.
something that will have a significant impact upon the Code of Practice or upon the
operation of the system) will take place only after consultation with, and upon the
agreement of the partnership.
2.8.2 A minor change, (i.e. such as may be required for clarification and will not have such a
significant impact) may be agreed between the manager and the owners of the system
and this will be documented and dated.
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Section 3 Privacy and Data Protection
3.1 Public Concern
3.1.1 Although the majority of the public at large may have become accustomed to 'being
watched', those who do express concern do so mainly over matters pertaining to the
processing of the information, (or data) i.e. what happens to the material that is
obtained.
3.1.2 All personal data obtained by virtue of The System, shall be processed fairly and lawfully
and, in particular, shall only be processed in the exercise of achieving the stated
objectives of the system. In processing personal data there will be due regard for
everyone’s right to respect for his or her private and family life and their home.
3.1.3 The storage and security of the data will be strictly in accordance with the requirements
of the Data Protection Act 1998.
3.2 Data Protection Legislation
3.2.1 The operation of the system has been notified to the Office of the Information
Commissioner in accordance with current Data Protection legislation.
3.2.2 The ‘data controller’ for the system is the London Borough of Greenwich and day to
day responsibility for the data will be devolved to the ‘ system manager’.
3.2.3 All data will be processed in accordance with the principles of the Data Protection Act,
1998 which, in summarised form, includes, but is not limited to:
i.
Data shall be processed fairly and lawfully.
ii.
Data shall be obtained/processed for specific lawful purposes.
iii.
Data held must be adequate, relevant and not excessive.
iv.
Data must be accurate and kept up to date.
v.
Data shall not be kept for longer than necessary.
vi.
Data shall be processed in accordance with rights of data subjects.
vii.
Data must be kept secure.
viii.
Data shall not be transferred outside the EEA unless there is adequate
protection.
3.3 Request for information
3.3.1 Any request from an individual for the disclosure of personal data which he / she believes
is recorded by virtue of the system will be directed in the first instance to the officer
responsible for data protection.
3.3.2 The principles of Sections 7 and 8, of the Data Protection Act 1998 shall be followed in
respect of every request, those Sections are reproduced as Appendix B to these codes.
3.3.3 If the request cannot be complied with without identifying another individual, permission
from all parties must be considered (in the context of the degree of privacy they could
reasonably anticipate from being in that location at that time) in accordance with the
requirements of the legislation.
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3.3.4 Any person making a request must be able to satisfactorily prove their identity and
provide sufficient information to enable the data to be located. The appropriate ‘Subject
Access’ request form is included in Appendix F.
3.4
Individual Subject Access under Data Protection legislation
a)
Under the terms of Data Protection legislation, individual access to personal data,
of which that individual is the data subject, must be permitted providing:
i)
The request is made in writing;
ii)
The fee of £10.00 is paid in advance for each individual search;
iii)
The data controller is supplied with sufficient information to satisfy him
or her self as to the identity of the person making the request;
iv)
The person making the request provides sufficient and accurate
information about the time, date and place to enable the data controller
to locate the information, which that person seeks, (it is recognised that a
person making a request is unlikely to know the precise time. Under
those circumstances it is suggested that within one hour of accuracy
would be a reasonable requirement);
v)
The person making the request is only shown information relevant to that
particular search and which contains personal data of him or her self-only,
unless all other individuals who may be identified from the same
information have consented to the disclosure;
b)
In the event of the data controller complying with a request to supply a copy of
the data to the subject, only data pertaining to the individual should be copied, (all
other personal data which may facilitate the identification of any other person
should be concealed or erased). Under these circumstances an additional fee may
be payable and will vary dependant on the extent of the concealment required.
c)
The data controller is entitled to refuse an individual request to view data under
these provisions if insufficient or inaccurate information is provided, however
every effort should be made to comply with subject access procedures and each
request should be treated on its own merit.
d)
In addition to the principles contained within the Data Protection legislation, the
data controller should be satisfied that the data is:
i)
The original data and that the audit trail has been maintained;
ii)
Not removed or copied without proper authority;
iii)
For individual disclosure only (i.e. to be disclosed to a named subject)
3.5
Process of Disclosure:
a)
Verify the accuracy of the request.
b)
Replay the data to the requestor only, (or responsible person acting on behalf of
the person making the request).
c)
The viewing should take place in a separate room and not in the CCTV control
room. Only data which is specific to the search request shall be shown.
d)
It must not be possible to identify any other individual from the information being
shown, (any such information should be blanked-out, either by means of electronic
screening or manual editing on the monitor screen).
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e)
If a copy of the material is requested and there is no on-site means of editing out
other personal data, then the material shall be sent to an editing house for
processing prior to being sent to the requestor.
3.6
Media disclosure
Set procedures for release of data to a third party should be followed. If
the means of editing out other personal data does not exist on-site,
measures should include the following:
a)
All requests from the media for access to recorded material will be directed to
the Council’s Communications Section who will seek a decision to release the
data. In this event the following procedures shall be adopted:
i)
The release of the material must be accompanied by a signed release
document that clearly states what the data will be used for and sets out
the limits on its use.
ii)
The release form shall state that the receiver must process the data in a
manner prescribed by the data controller, e.g. specific identities/data that
must not be revealed.
iii)
It shall require that proof of any editing must be passed back to the data
controller, either for approval or final consent, prior to its intended use
by the media (protecting the position of the data controller who would
be responsible for any infringement of Data Protection legislation and the
System’s Code of Practice).
iv)
The release form shall be considered a contract and signed by both
parties
3.7
Exemptions to the Provision of Information In considering a request made under the provisions of Section 7 of the Data Protection
Act 1998, reference may also be made to Section 29 of the Act which includes, but is
not limited to, the following statement:
Personal data processed for any of the following purposes -
i) the prevention or detection of crime
ii) the apprehension or prosecution of offenders
are exempt from the subject access provisions in any case to the extent to which the
application of those provisions to the data would be likely to prejudice any of the
matters mentioned in this subsection.
3.8
Criminal Procedures and Investigations Act, 1996 The Criminal Procedures and Investigations Act, 1996 came into effect in April 1997 and
introduced a statutory framework for the disclosure to defendants of material, which
the prosecution would not intend to use in the presentation of its own case, (known as
unused material). An explanatory summary of the provisions of the Act is contained
within the procedural manual, but disclosure of unused material under the provisions of
this Act should not be confused with the obligations placed on the data controller by
Section 7 of the Data Protection Act 1998.
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Section 4 Accountability and Public Information
4.1 The Public
4.1.1 For reasons of security and confidentiality, access to the CCTV monitoring room is
restricted in accordance with this Code of Practice.
4.1.2 Cameras will not be used to look into private residential property. Where the
equipment permits it, 'Privacy zones' will be programmed into the system as required in
order to ensure that the interior of any private residential property within range of the
system is not surveyed by the cameras. If such ‘zones’ cannot be programmed the
operators will be specifically trained in privacy issues and monitored for compliance via
spot checks.
4.1.3 A member of the public wishing to register a complaint with regard to any aspect of The
System may do so by contacting the System Manager’s office. All complaints shall be
dealt with in accordance with London Borough of Greenwich’s complaints procedure, a
copy of which may be obtained from any of London Borough of Greenwich’s offices or
via the Council’s website. Any performance issues identified may be considered under
the organisations disciplinary procedures to which all personnel of London Borough of
Greenwich are subject.
4.1.4 All CCTV staff are contractually subject to regulations governing confidentiality and
discipline. An individual who suffers damage or distress by reason of any contravention
of this Code of Practice may be entitled to compensation.
4.2 System Owner
4.2.1 The System Owner will have unrestricted personal access to the CCTV monitoring
room and will be responsible for receiving as required regular and frequent reports
from the system manager.
4.2.2 Greenwich Council will report to the Crime and Disorder Reduction Partnership which
will have a specific responsibility for receiving and considering those reports.
4.2.3 Formal consultation will take place between the owners and the managers of the system
with regard to all aspects, including this Code of Practice and the Procedural Manual.
4.3
System Manager
4.3.1 The nominated manager named at appendix A will have day-to-day responsibility for the
system as a whole.
4.3.2 The system will be subject to compliance auditing by Greenwich Councils Corporate
Information Security Compliance Manager or nominated deputy.
4.3.3 The system manager will ensure that every complaint is acknowledged in writing within
five working days, which will include advice to the complainant of the enquiry procedure
to be undertaken. A formal report will be forwarded to the system owner or his/her
nominee, giving detail of all complaints and the outcome of relevant enquiries.
4.3.4 Statistical and other relevant information, including any complaints made, will as
appropriate be included in the Annual Reports of London Borough of Greenwich, which
are made publicly available.
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4.4
Public Information
4.4.1 Code of Practice
A copy of this Code of Practice shall be published on the Greenwich Council web site,
and a copy will be made available to anyone on request.
4.4.2 Annual Report
The annual report will be issued to the System Owner.
4.4.3 Signs
Signs (As Shown below) will be placed in the locality of the cameras and at main
entrance points to the relevant areas. The signs will indicate:
i) The presence of CCTV monitoring;
ii)
The 'ownership' of the system;
iii)
Contact telephone number of the 'data controller' of the system.
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Section 5 Assessment of the System and Code of
Practice
5.1
Evaluation
5.1.1 The System will be independently evaluated periodically to establish whether the
purposes of the system are being complied with and whether objectives are being
achieved. The format of the evaluation shall comply with that laid down by the Home
Office Statistics and Research Directorate in the Home Office Bidding Guidelines as
follows:
i)
An assessment of the impact upon crime: This assessment shall include not only
the immediate area covered by the cameras but the wider town area, the Police
Divisional and regional areas and national trends.
ii)
An assessment of the incidents monitored by the system
iii)
An assessment of the impact on town centre business
iv)
An assessment of neighbouring areas without CCTV
v)
The views and opinions of the public
vi)
The operation of the Code of Practice
vii)
Whether the purposes for which the system was established are still relevant
viii)
Cost effectiveness
5.1.2 The results of the evaluation will be published and will be used to review and develop
any alterations to the specified purpose and objectives of the scheme as well as the
functioning, management and operation of the system.
5.1.3 It is intended that evaluations should take place at least every two years.
5.2
Monitoring
5.2.1 The system manager will accept day to day responsibility for the monitoring, operation
and evaluation of the system and the implementation of this Code of Practice.
5.2.2 The system manager shall also be responsible for maintaining full management
information as to the data produced by the CCTV operators, for use in the
management of the system and in evaluations
5.3 Inspection 5.3.1 Lay inspectors who have no direct contact or relationship with the operation of the
system may be appointed by the system owner to be responsible for inspecting the
operation of the system.
5.3.2 Inspections should take place annually by no more than two people. The inspectors will
be permitted access to the CCTV control room, without prior notice and to the
records held therein, provided their presence does not disrupt the operational
functioning of the service. Their findings will be reported to the System Owner and
their visit recorded in the CCTV control room access log.
5.3.3 Inspectors will be required to sign a declaration of confidentiality (see Appendix E).
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Section 6 Human Resources
6.1
Staffing of the CCTV Control Room and those responsible for the operation
of the system
6.1.1 The CCTV Control Room will be staffed in accordance with the procedural manual.
Equipment associated with The System will only be operated by authorised personnel
who will have been properly trained in its use and all monitoring room procedures.
6.1.2 Every person involved in the management and operation of the system will be issued
with a personal copy of both the Code of Practice and the Procedural Manual, and will
be required to sign a confirmation that they fully understand the obligations adherence
to these documents places upon them and that any breach will be considered as a
disciplinary offence. They will be fully conversant with the contents of both documents,
which may be updated from time to time, and which he / she will be expected to comply
with as far as is reasonably practicable at all times.
6.1.3 Arrangement may be made for a police liaison officer to attend meetings in relation to
this Code of Practice and the procedures covering the operation of CCTV within the
London Borough of Greenwich area.
6.1.4 All personnel involved with the system shall receive training in respect of all legislation
appropriate to their role.
6.1.5 All staff will be subject to a Criminal Records Bureau check.
6.2
Discipline
6.2.1 Every individual with responsibilities under the terms of this Code of Practice and who
has any involvement with The System to which they refer, will be subject to the
Greenwich Council discipline code. Any breach of this Code of Practice or of any
aspect of confidentiality will be dealt with in accordance with those discipline rules.
6.2.2 The system manager will accept primary responsibility for ensuring there is no breach of
security and that the Code of Practice is complied with. He/she has day-to-day
responsibility for the management of the control room and for enforcing the discipline
rules.
6.3
Declaration of Confidentiality
Every individual with responsibilities under the terms of this Code of Practice and who
has any involvement with The System to which they refer, will be required to sign a
declaration of confidentiality. (See example at appendix D; see also Section 8 concerning
access to the monitoring room by others).
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Section 7 Control and Operation of Cameras
7.1
Guiding Principles
7.1.1 Any appropriately authorised and trained person operating the cameras will act with
utmost probity at all times.
7.1.2 The cameras, control equipment, recording and reviewing equipment may only be
operated by persons who have been trained in their use and the legislative implications
of their use.
7.1.3 Every use of the cameras will accord with the purposes and objectives of the system
and shall be in compliance with this Code of Practice.
7.1.4 Camera operators will be mindful of exercising prejudices that may lead to complaints
of the system being used for purposes other than those for which it is intended. The
operators may be required to justify their interest in, or recording of, any particular
individual, group of individuals or property at any time by virtue of the audit of the
system or by the system manager.
7.2
Operation of The System by the Police
7.2.1 Under certain circumstances the Police may make a request to assume direction of The
System to which this Code of Practice applies. Only requests made on the written
authority of a police officer not below the rank of Inspector will be considered. Any
such request will only be accommodated on the personal written authority of the most
senior representative of the System owners, or designated deputy of equal standing.
7.2.2 In the event of such a request being permitted, the Monitoring Room will continue to
be staffed, and equipment operated by, only those personnel who are authorised to do
so, and who fall within the terms of Sections 6 and 7 of this Code, who will then
operate under the direction of the police officer designated in the written authority.
7.2.3 In very extreme circumstances a request may be made for the Police to take total
control of The System in its entirety, including the staffing of the monitoring room and
personal control of all associated equipment, to the exclusion of all representatives of
the System owners. Any such request should be made to The System manager in the
first instance, who will consult personally with the most senior officer of The System
owners (or designated deputy of equal standing). A request for total exclusive control
must be made in writing by a police officer not below the rank of Assistant Chief
Constable or person of equal standing.
7.3
Maintenance of the System
7.3.1 To ensure compliance with the Information Commissioners Code of Practice and that
images recorded continue to be of appropriate evidential quality The London Borough
of Greenwich CCTV System shall be maintained in accordance with the requirements of
the Procedural Manual under a maintenance agreement.
7.3.2 The maintenance agreement will make provision for regular/ periodic service checks on
the equipment which will include cleaning of any all weather domes or housings, checks
on the functioning of the equipment, and any minor adjustments that need to be made
to the equipment settings to maintain picture quality.
7.3.3 The maintenance will also include regular periodic overhaul of all the equipment and
replacement of equipment, which is reaching the end of its serviceable life.
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7.3.4 The maintenance agreement will also provide for ‘emergency’ attendance by a specialist
CCTV engineer on site to rectify any loss or severe degradation of image or camera
control.
7.3.5 The maintenance agreement will define the maximum periods of time permitted for
attendance by the engineer and for rectification of the problem depending upon the
severity of the event and the operational requirements of that element of the system.
7.3.6 It is the responsibility of the System Manager to ensure appropriate records are
maintained in respect of the functioning of the cameras and the response of the
maintenance organisation.
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Section 8 Access to, and Security of the CCTV
Control Room and Associated Equipment
8.1 Authorised
Access
8.1.1 Only trained or authorised personnel will operate the equipment located within the
CCTV control room, (or equipment associated with the CCTV System). This may
include officers of the Metropolitan Police.
8.2 Public
access
8.2.1 Public access to the monitoring and recording facility will be prohibited except for
lawful, proper and sufficient reasons and only then with the personal authority of the
system manager. Any such visits will be conducted and recorded in accordance with the
Procedural Manual.
8.3 Authorised
Visits
8.3.1 Visits by inspectors do not fall into the scope of the above paragraph and may take place
at any time, without prior warning. No more than TWO inspectors will visit at any one
time. Inspectors will not influence the operation of any part of the system during their
visit. The visit will be suspended in the event that it could disrupt the operational
functioning of the control room. Any such visit should be recorded in the same way as
that described above. Compliance auditing and visits by the Corporate Information
Security Compliance Manager will occur as and when required, and without prior
notice.
8.4
Declaration of Confidentiality
8.4.1 Regardless of their status, all visitors to the CCTV monitoring room, including
inspectors and auditors, will be required to sign the visitors book and a declaration of
confidentiality.
8.5 Security
8.5.1 Authorised personnel will normally be present at all times when the equipment is in use.
If the monitoring facility is to be left unattended for any reason it will be secured. In the
event of the monitoring room having to be evacuated for safety or security reasons, the
provisions of the Procedural Manual will be complied with.
8.5.2 The monitoring room will at all times be secured by ‘Magnetic-Locks’ operated by the
CCTV operator and ‘digi-Locks’ requiring a numeric code for entrance. The codes will
be changed whenever there is a change in personnel.
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Section 9 Management of Recorded Material
9.1 Guiding
Principles
9.1.1 For the purposes of this Code 'recorded material' means any material recorded by, or
as the result of, technical equipment which forms part of The System, but specifically
includes images recorded digitally, or on videotape or by way of video copying, including
video prints.
9.1.2 Every video or digital recording obtained by using The System has the potential to be
admitted in evidence at some point during its life span.
9.1.3 Members of the community must have total confidence that information recorded about
their ordinary every day activities by virtue of The System, will be treated with due
regard to their right to respect for their private and family life.
9.1.4 It is therefore of the utmost importance that irrespective of the means or format (e.g.
paper copy, video tape, digital tape, CD, or any form of electronic processing and
storage) of the images obtained from the system, they are treated strictly in accordance
with this Code of Practice and the Procedural Manual from the moment they are
received by the monitoring room until final destruction or erasure. Every movement
and usage will be meticulously recorded.
9.1.5 Access to and use of recorded material will be strictly for the purposes defined in this
Code of Practice.
9.1.6 Recorded material will not be copied, sold, otherwise released or used for commercial
purposes or for the provision of entertainment.
9.2
Release of data to a third party
9.2.1 Every request for the release of personal data generated by this CCTV System will be
referred to the Corporate Information Security Compliance Manager.
9.2.2 In complying with the Data Protection Act 1998 for the release of data to third parties,
it is intended, as far as reasonably practicable, to safeguard the individual’s rights to
privacy and to give effect to the following principles:
• Recorded material shall be processed lawfully and fairly, and used only for
the purposes defined in this Code of Practice;
• Access to recorded material will only take place in accordance with the
standards outlined in this Code of Practice;
• The release or disclosure of data for commercial or entertainment purposes
is specifically prohibited.
9.2.3 Members of the police service or other agency having a statutory authority to
investigate and / or prosecute offences may, subject to compliance with this Code of
Practice, release details of recorded information to the media only in an effort to
identify alleged offenders or potential witnesses.
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9.2.4 If material is to be shown to witnesses, including police officers, for the purpose of
obtaining identification evidence, it must be shown in accordance with this Code of
Practice and the Procedural Manual.
9.2.5 It may be beneficial to make use of ‘real’ video footage for the training and education of
those involved in the operation and management of CCTV systems, and for those
involved in the investigation, prevention and detection of crime. Any material recorded
by virtue of this CCTV system will only be used for such bona fide training and
education purposes. Recorded material will not be released for commercial or
entertainment purposes.
9.3
Primary Request To View Data
a)
Primary requests to view data generated by the CCTV System are likely to be
made by third parties for one or more of the following purposes:
i)
Providing evidence in criminal proceedings.
ii)
The investigation, prevention and detection of crime.(may include the
identification of offenders)
iii)
Identification of witnesses.
b)
Third parties, which are required to show adequate grounds for disclosure of data
within the above criteria, may include, but are not limited to:
i)
Police.
ii)
Statutory authorities with powers to prosecute.
c)
Upon receipt from a third party of a bona fide request for the release of data, the
data controller shall:
i)
Not unduly obstruct a third party investigation to verify the existence of
relevant data.
ii)
Ensure the retention of data which may be relevant to a request, but
which may be pending application for, or the issue of, a court order or
subpoena. A time limit shall be imposed on such retention, which will be
notified at the time of the request.
9.4
Secondary Request To View Data
a)
A ‘secondary’ request for access to data may be defined as any request being made
which does not fall into the category of a primary request. Before complying with
a secondary request, the data controller shall ensure that:
i)
The request does not contravene, and compliance with the request
would not breach, current relevant legislation, (e.g. Data Protection Act
1998, Human Rights Act 1998, section 163 Criminal Justice and Public
Order Act 1994, etc.);
ii)
Any legislative requirements have been complied with, (e.g. the
requirements of the Data Protection Act 1998);
iii)
Due regard has been taken of any relevant case law
iv)
The request would pass a test of ‘disclosure in the public interest’
b)
If, in compliance with a secondary request to view data, a decision is taken to
release material to a third party, the following safeguards shall be put in place
before surrendering the material:
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i)
In respect of material to be released under the auspices of ‘crime
prevention’, written agreement to the release of the material should be
obtained from a police officer, not below the rank of Inspector. The
officer should have personal knowledge of the circumstances of the
crime/s to be prevented and an understanding of the CCTV System Code
of Practice.
ii)
If the material is to be released under the auspices of ‘public well being,
health or safety’, written agreement to the release of material should be
obtained from a senior officer within the Local Authority. The officer
should have personal knowledge of the potential benefit to be derived
from releasing the material and an understanding of the CCTV System
Code of Practice.
9.5
Video Tapes - Provision & Quality
9.5.1 To ensure the quality of the tapes, and that recorded information will meet the criteria
outlined by current Home Office guidelines, the only videotapes to be used with the
system are those, which have been specifically provided in accordance with the
Procedural Manual.
9.6
Video Tapes – Retention
9.6.1 Recorded tapes will be retained for no more than THIRTY-ONE DAYS. The tapes will
then be magnetically erased in full before being reused.
9.6.2 Videotapes must be always be used and stored in accordance with the Procedural
Manual. At the end of their life within the CCTV System they will be magnetically
erased and certified so as to ensure that no personal data is still available. The tapes can
then be issued to various sections within the Greenwich Council for usage within
internal CCTV systems.
9.7 Tape
Register
9.7.1 Each tape will have a unique tracking record maintained in accordance with the
procedural manual, which will be retained for at least three years, after the tape has
been magnetically erased, certified and passed on.
9.8 Recording
Policy
9.8.1 Subject to the equipment functioning correctly, images from each camera will be
recorded throughout every 24-hour period in 12-hour time-lapse mode, through digital
multiplexers onto S-VHS videotapes or computer disk. The number of images through
each multiplexer (or the time number of frames recorded on a digital system) will be
such that the time between successive frames once played back in time lapse mode shall
not exceed 4 seconds.
9.8.2 Images from selected cameras will be recorded in real time at the discretion of the
CCTV operators or as directed by the System Manager.
9.9 Evidential
Tapes
9.9.1 In the event of a tape being required for evidential purposes the procedures outlined in
the Procedural Manual will be strictly complied with.
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Section 10 Video Prints
10.1 Guiding
Principles
10.1.1 A video print is a copy of an image or images which exists on videotape / computer disk.
Such prints are within the definitions of ‘data’ and recorded material.
10.1.2 Video prints will not be taken as a matter of routine. Each time a print is made it must
be capable of justification by the originator who will be responsible for recording the full
circumstances under which the print is taken in accordance with the Procedural Manual.
10.1.3 Video prints contain data and will therefore only be released under the terms of this
Code of Practice. If prints are released to the media in an effort to identify alleged
offenders or potential witnesses, full details will be recorded in accordance with the
Procedural Manual.
10.1.4 A record will be maintained of all video print productions in accordance with the
Procedural Manual. The recorded details will include: a sequential number, the date,
time and location of the incident, date and time of the production of the print and the
identity of the person requesting the print, (if relevant) and the purpose for which the
print was taken.
10.1.5 The records of the video prints taken will be subject to audit in common with all other
records in the system.
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Appendix A
Key Personnel and Responsibilities
1.
System Owners
Representative:
Mike Smith - Acting Director of Community Safety & Integrated Enforcement
Tel: 020 8921 3712
Responsibilities:
This role includes responsibility to:
i) Ensure the provision and maintenance of all equipment forming part of the
London Borough of Greenwich System in accordance with contractual
arrangements, which the owners may from time to time enter into.
ii) Maintain close liaison with the System Manager.
iii) Ensure the interests of the owners and other organisations are upheld in
accordance with the terms of this Code of Practice.
iv) Agree to any proposed alterations and additions to the system, this Code of
Practice and / or the Procedural Manual.
2. System
Management
Representative: Keith Archard - CCTV System Manager
Tel: 020 8921 3255
Responsibilities:
This role includes responsibility to:
i) Maintain day-to-day management of the system and staff.
ii) Accept overall responsibility for the system and for ensuring that this Code of
Practice is complied with.
iv) Maintain direct liaison with the owner of the system.
v) Maintain direct liaison with operating partners.
3. Data
Protection
Representative: Graeme James – Corporate Information Security Compliance
Manager
Tel: 020 8921 5712
Responsibilities:
This role includes responsibility to:
i) Ensure compliance with the Data Protection Act 1998.
ii) Manage the Subject Access process.
iii) Perform compliance auditing of the CCTV system.
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Appendix B
Extracts from Data Protection Act
1998
Section 7
(1)
Subject to the following provisions of this section and to sections 8 and 9, an individual
is entitled:
(a) to be informed by any data controller whether personal data of which that individual
is the data subject are being processed by or on behalf of that data controller.
(b) If that is the case, to be given by the data controller a description of:
(1) the personal data of which that individual is the data subject;
(2) the purpose for which they are being or are to be processed;
(3) the recipients or classes of recipients to whom they are or may be disclosed,
(c) to have communicated to him in an intelligible form:
(1) the information constituting any personal data of which that individual is the
data subject;
(2) any information available to the data controller as the source of those data;
and
(d) where the processing by automatic means of personal data of which that individual is
the data subject for the purposes of evaluating matters relating to him such as, for
example, his performance at work, his creditworthiness, his reliability or his
conduct, has constituted or is likely to constitute the sole basis for any decision
significantly affecting him, to be informed by the data controller of the logic involved
in that decision-taking
(2)
A data controller is not obliged to supply any information under subsection
(1) unless he has received:
(a) a request in writing, and
(b) except in prescribed cases, such fee (not exceeding the prescribed maximum) as he
may require.
(3)
A data controller is not obliged to comply with a request under this section unless he is
supplied with such information as he may reasonably require in order to satisfy him as
to the identity of the person making the request and to locate the information which
that person seeks.
(4)
Where a data controller cannot comply with the request without disclosing information
relating to another individual who can be identified from that information, he is not
obliged to comply with the request unless:
(a)
the other individual has consented to the disclosure of the information to
the person making the request, or
(b)
it is reasonable in all the circumstances to comply with the request
without the consent of the other individual.
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(5)
In subsection (4) the reference to information relating to another individual includes a
reference to information identifying that individual as the source of the information
sought by the request; and that subsection is not to be construed as excusing a data
controller from communicating so much of the information sought by the request as can
be communicated without disclosing the identity of the other individual concerned,
whether by the omission of names or other identifying particulars or otherwise.
(6)
In determining for the purposes of subsection (4)(b) whether it is reasonable in all the
circumstances to comply with the request without the consent of the other individual
concerned, regard shall be had, in particular, to:
(a)
any duty of confidentiality owed to the other individual,
(b)
any steps taken by the data controller with a view to seeking the consent
of the other individual,
(c)
whether the other individual is capable of giving consent, and
(d)
any express refusal of consent by the other individual.
(7)
An individual making a request under this section may, in such cases as may be
prescribed, specify that his request is limited to personal data of any prescribed
description.
(8)
Subject to subsection (4), a data controller shall comply with a request under this
section promptly and in any event before the end of the prescribed period beginning
with the relevant day.
(9)
If a court is satisfied on the application of any person who has made a request under the
foregoing provisions of this section that the data controller in question has failed to
comply with the request in contravention of those provisions, the court may order him
to comply with the request.
(10)
In this section:
‘prescribed’ means prescribed by the Secretary of State by regulations;
‘the prescribed maximum’ means such amount as may be prescribed;
the prescribed period’ means forty days or such other period as may be
prescribed;
‘the relevant day’, in relation to a request under this section, means the day on
which the data controller receives the request or, if later, the first day on which
the data controller has both the required fee and the information referred to in
subsection (3).
(11) Different amounts or periods may be prescribed under this section in relation to
different cases.
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Section 8
(1)
The Secretary of State may by regulations provide that, in such cases as may be
prescribed, a request for information under any provision of subsection (1) of section 7
is to be treated as extending also to information under other provisions of that
subsection.
(2)
The obligation imposed by section 7(1)(c)(i) must be complied with by supplying the
data subject with a copy of the information in permanent form unless:
(a)
the supply of such a copy is not possible or would involve disproportionate
effort, or
(b)
the data subject agrees otherwise;
and where any of the information referred to in section 7(1)(c)(i) is expressed in
terms which are not intelligible without explanation the copy must be
accompanied by an explanation of those terms.
(3)
Where a data controller has previously complied with a request made under section 7
by an individual, the data controller is not obliged to comply with a subsequent identical
or similar request under that section by that individual unless a reasonable interval has
elapsed between compliance with the previous request and the making of the current
request.
(4)
In determining for the purposes of subsection (3) whether requests under section 7 are
made at reasonable intervals, regard shall be had to the nature of the data, the purpose
for which the data are processed and the frequency with which the data are altered.
(5)
Section 7(1)(d) is not to be regarded as requiring the provision of information as to the
logic involved in decision-taking if, and to the extent that, the information constitutes a
trade secret.
(6)
The information to be supplied pursuant to a request under section 7 must be supplied
by reference to the data in question at the time when the request is received, except
that it may take account of any amendment or deletion made between that time and the
time when the information is supplied, being an amendment or deletion that would have
been made regardless of the receipt of the request.
(7)
For the purposes of section 7(4) and (5) another individual can be identified from the
information being disclosed if he can be identified from that information, or from that
and any other information which, in the reasonable belief of the data controller, is likely
to be in, or to come into, the possession of the data subject making the request.
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Appendix C
Restricted Access Notice
WARNING
RESTRICTED ACCESS AREA
Everyone, regardless of status, entering this area
is required to complete an entry in the Visitors
book.
Visitors are advised to note the following
confidentiality clause and entry is conditional on
acceptance of that clause:
Confidentiality Clause:
‘In being permitted entry to this area you acknowledge that the precise location of
the CCTV monitoring room is, and should remain, confidential. You agree not to
divulge any information obtained, overheard or overseen during your visit. An
entry accompanied by your signature in the Visitors book is your acceptance of
these terms’.
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Appendix D
Declaration of Confidentiality
Greenwich Council CCTV System I, ……………………….........................................., am retained by Greenwich Council to perform
the duty of CCTV Control Room Operator. I have received a copy of the Code of Practice in
respect of the operation and management of that CCTV System.
I hereby declare that:
I am fully aware of the content of the Code of Practice and understand that all duties which I
undertake in connection with the Greenwich Council CCTV System
must not contravene any
part of the current Code of Practice, or any future amendments of which I am made aware. If
now, or in the future, I am or become unclear of any aspect of the operation of the System or
the content of The Code of Practice, I undertake to seek clarification of any such uncertainties.
I understand that it is a condition of my employment that I do not disclose or divulge to any
individual, firm, company, authority, agency or other organisation, any information which I may
have acquired in the course of, or for the purposes of, my position in connection with the
CCTV System, verbally, in writing or by any other media, now or in the future, (including such
time as I may no longer be retained in connection with the CCTV System). In appending my
signature to this declaration, I agree to abide by the Code of Practice at all times.
I further acknowledge that I have been informed and clearly understand that the
communication, either verbally or in writing, to any unauthorised person(s) of any information
acquired as a result of my employment with Greenwich Council may be treated as non-
compliance with the Code of Practice and may be considered a breach of discipline and dealt
with accordingly, including, if appropriate, the instigation of criminal proceedings.
Signed: ….......................................................................Print : ..............................……....................................
Witness: …….............................................................. Position: ...................................……..........................
Dated this ……………….......... day of ….........................…. (month) 20…..
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Appendix E Inspector’s Declaration of Confidentiality
in respect of the London Borough of Greenwich CCTV System I, ................................................................................................ am a voluntary inspector of the
Greenwich Council CCTV System with a responsibility to monitor the operation of the System
and adherence to the Code of Practice. I have received a copy of the Code of Practice in
respect of the operation and management of that CCTV System.
I hereby declare that:
I am fully conversant with my voluntary duties and the content of that Code of Practice. I
undertake to inform the System Manager of any apparent contraventions of the Code of
Practice that I may note during the course of my visits to the monitoring facility.
If now, or in the future I am, or I become unclear of any aspect of the operation of the System
or the content of The Code of Practice, I undertake to seek clarification of any such
uncertainties.
I understand that it is a condition of my voluntary duties that I do not disclose or divulge to any
firm, company, authority, agency, other organisation or any individual, any information which I
may have acquired in the course of, or for the purposes of, my position in connection with the
CCTV System, verbally, in writing or by any other media, now or in the future, (including such
time as I may no longer be performing the role of inspector). In appending my signature to this
declaration, I agree to abide by the Code of Practice at all times.
Signed: ................................................................................. Print: ......................................................................
Witness: ............................................................................. Position: ................................................................
Dated the ............. day of ........................................., 20…..
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Appendix F Subject Access Request Form
DATA SUBJECT ACCESS CCTV APPLICATION FORM
Under the terms of the Data Protection Act 1998, an individual is entitled to ask the authority for a copy of
all the personal information which it holds about him/her for the purposes of providing services to the
individual. The information, which the individual is entitled to receive from the authority, includes a
description of these purposes and the recipients to whom the data can be disclosed. This entitlement is
known as the “Right of Access to Personal Data”. Please complete this form, providing as much information
as possible, should you wish to exercise your right in requesting disclosure of your data.
PLEASE NOTE THAT RECORDED DATA IS ONLY HELD FOR 31 DAYS BEFORE IT IS
DELETED
1. PERSONAL DETAILS
Name:
Address:
Telephone Number:
E-mail Address:
Gender:
2. INFORMATION REQUIRED
To help us find the CCTV data you require, please complete the following section.
Date:
Time:
Location:
Description
of Incident
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3. DECLARATION
I confirm that this is all of the personal data to which I am requesting access and which is held by
the authority for its purposes. I also confirm that I am the Data Subject and not someone acting
on his/her behalf.
Signed___________________________________ Mr/Mrs/Ms/Title
Date_________________
or
I confirm that I am acting on behalf of the data subject and have submitted proof of my authority
to do so.
Name
Address
Tele No.
Signed
Date
4. FEE & PROOF OF IDENTITY
Under the Data Protection Act 1998, we are entitled to charge a small administration fee of £10
for processing your application. Please enclose your cheque, made payable to
“Greenwich
Council”.
We also require evidence that this enquiry is genuine. Therefore please enclose copies of at least
two proofs of identity, such as a driving licence, passport, recent utility bill etc.
If you are applying on someone else’s behalf, please enclose proof of identity for both the data
subject and yourself as well as documented authority to act on the Data Subjects behalf.
Failure to provide these documents with your application will mean that your
request is refused.
5. POSTAL ADDRESS
After completing the application form, please check to ensure that all the information you have
provided is accurate and all required documents and the fee are enclosed.
Please return the application form to:
Greenwich Council
Corporate Information Security Compliance Manager
Room 203
29-37 Wellington Street
Woolwich
London
SE18 6PW
Greenwich Council is committed to the principles defined in the Data Protection Act 1998.
As such, information on this document will be used only for the purposes described above.
We may, however, store the data in manual or electronic form, but only for as long as we
are required to do so by law.
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Appendix G Location of London Borough of
Greenwich CCTV System Cameras
CAMERA CAMERA LOCATIONS
REF.
1 HARE
STREET
2
CRETON STREET / McBEAN STREET
3
GREENS END / POWIS STREET
4
GREENS END WIMPEY BAR
5
MARKET STREET/ WELLINGTON STREET
6 WELLINGTON
STREET
7 WILMOUNT
STREET
8
LEISURE CENTRE, WOOLWICH HIGH STREET
9 LOVE
LANE
10
WOOLWICH NEW ROAD / BERESFORD SQUARE
11
LEISURE CENTRE / RIVER WALK
12
147 POWIS STREET
13
CRETON STREET/ BURTON STREET
14
POWIS STREET / BARNARD CLOSE
15 CLARA
PLACE
16
POWIS STREET / MARKS & SPENCERS
17 THOMAS
STREET
18
WOOLWICH NEW ROAD, BARCLAYS BANK
19
WOOLWICH NEW ROAD/ANGLESEA ROAD
20
MARKET STREET/CALDERWOOD STREET
21 PLUMSTEAD
ROAD
22
WILMOUNT STREET / ANGLESEA AVENUE
23
LOVE LANE / PEGGY MIDDLETON HOUSE
24
PEGGY MIDDLETON HOUSE FRONT
25
LITTLEWOODS / CALDERWOOD STREET
26
HARE STREET / BOOTS
27
POWIS STREET / MURRAYS YARD
28
BERESFORD SQUARE. ICELAND
29
ROYAL ARSENAL GARDENS – SKATE PARK 1
30
ROYAL ARSENAL GARDENS – EAST BOUNDARY
31
NO CAMERA ALLOCATED
32
EUROPE ROAD, WOOLWICH DOCK YARD
33 LEDA
ROAD
34
CLOCK HOUSE WOOLWICH DOCK YARD
35
WOOLWICH CHURCH STREET
36
RIVER WALK – CANNONS
37 ANTELOPE
ROAD
38 KINGSMAN
PARADE
39
NO CAMERA ALLOCATED
40
STADIUM ROAD MAIN ENTRANCE QUEEN ELIZABETH HOSPITAL
41
STADIUM ROAD BUS TERMINAL
42 BAKER
ROAD
43
Mc BEAN STREET/POWIS STREET
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CAMERA CAMERA LOCATIONS
REF.
44
POWIS STREET/CALDERWOOD STREET
45 GENERAL
GORDON
SQUARE
46
ARTILLERY PLACE / JOHN WILSON STREET
47
ARTILLERY PLACE/ RUSHGROVE STREET
48
FRANCES STREET/CAMBRIDGE BARRACKS ROAD
49
GREENWICH INDOOR MARKET NEAR COACH & HORSES PUBLIC HOUSE
50
NO CAMERA ALLOCATED
51
GREENWICH INDOOR MARKET NEAR ADMIRAL HARDY PUBLIC HOUSE
52
KING WILLIAM WALK / ROMNEY ROAD
53
GREENWICH CHURCH STREET / NELSON ROAD
54
GREENWICH CHURCH STREET / CREEK ROAD
55
KING WILLIAM WALK / COLLEGE APPROACH
56
CUTTY SARK / PIER
57
CUTTY SARK / GYPSY MOTH
58 STOCKWELL
STREET
59
BURNEY STREET CAR PARK
60 ROYAL
HILL
61
GREENWICH HIGH ROAD / POST OFFICE
62
GREENWICH HIGH ROAD / SOUTH STREET
63 GREENWICH
PIER
64
PARK ROW / CRANE STREET
65
PARK ROW / TRAFALGAR ROAD
66
CUTTY SARK UNDERGROUND CAR PARK - CP1
67
CUTTY SARK UNDERGROUND CAR PARK - CP2
68
CUTTY SARK UNDERGROUND CAR PARK - CP3
69
KING WILLIAM WALK / NEVADA STREET
70
GREENWICH HIGH ROAD - DLR
71
EASTNEY STREET / CRANE STREET
72
GREENWICH RIVERSIDE WALK / TRINITY
73
GREENWICH RIVERSIDE WALK / HOSKIN STREET
74
GREENWICH RIVERSIDE WALK / LASSEL STREET
75
GREENWICH RIVERSIDE WALK / PELTON STREET
76
GREENWICH RIVERSIDE WALK / CADET STREET
77
GREENWICH RIVERSIDE WALK / GRANITE STREET
78
GREENWICH RIVERSIDE WALK / PIPERS WHARF
79
GREENWICH RIVERSIDE WALK / ENDERBY STREET
80
GREENWICH RIVERSIDE WALK / REFINERY
81
GREENWICH RIVERSIDE WALK / MORDEN WHARF ROAD
82
GREENWICH RIVERSIDE WALK / PRIMROSE
83
GREENWICH RIVERSIDE WALK / REACH
84
GREENWICH RIVERSIDE WALK / REACH 2
85
ST ALPHEGES PASSAGE
86
TRAFALGAR ROAD / MAZE HILL
87
TRAFALGAR ROAD / MELL STREET
88
TRAFALGAR ROAD / CHRISTCHURCH WAY
89
TRAFALGAR ROAD/ TYLER STREET
90
TRAFALGAR ROAD / BLACKWALL LANE
91
TRAFALGAR ROAD / ARMITAGE ROAD
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CAMERA CAMERA LOCATIONS
REF.
92
NO CAMERA ALLOCATED
93
NO CAMERA ALLOCATED
94
GREENWICH TOWN CENTRE RETAIL DEVELOPMENT 1
95
GREENWICH TOWN CENTRE RETAIL DEVELOPMENT 2
96
GREENWICH TOWN CENTRE RETAIL DEVELOPMENT 3
97
GREENWICH TOWN CENTRE RETAIL DEVELOPMENT 4
98
GREENWICH TOWN CENTRE RETAIL DEVELOPMENT 5
99
GREENWICH TOWN CENTRE RETAIL DEVELOPMENT 6
100
CREEK ROAD/GONSON ROAD
101
CREEK ROAD/DEPTFORD CHURCH STREET
102
NO CAMERA ALLOCATED
103
NO CAMERA ALLOCATED
104
NO CAMERA ALLOCATED
105
CALDERWOOD CAR PARK LEVEL 1
106
CALDERWOOD CAR PARK LEVEL 2
107
CALDERWOOD CAR PARK LEVEL 3
108
CALDERWOOD CAR PARK LEVEL 4
109
CALDERWOOD CAR PARK LEVEL 5
110
CALDERWOOD CAR PARK LEVEL 6
111
CALDERWOOD CAR PARK LEVEL 7
112
CALDERWOOD CAR PARK LEVEL 8
113
CALDERWOOD CAR PARK LEVEL 9
114
CALDERWOOD CAR PARK LEVEL 10
115
POWIS STREET & CAR PARK
116
POWIS STREET & CAR PARK
117
CALDERWOOD CAR PARK - ENTRANCE
118
CALDERWOOD CAR PARK - ENTRANCE UP RAMP
119
CALDERWOOD CAR PARK - EXIT DOWN RAMP
120
CALDERWOOD CAR PARK - LIFT SAINSBURYS
121
CALDERWOOD CAR PARK - BACK STAIRS
122
CALDERWOOD CAR PARK - LIFT / STAIRS SAINSBURY END
123
CALDERWOOD CAR PARK - STAIRS SAINSBURY END
124
CALDERWOOD CAR PARK - LIFT 1 SAINSBURY END
125
CALDERWOOD CAR PARK - LIFT 2 SAINSBURY END
126
CALDERWOOD CAR PARK - LIFT 1 CLARA PLACE
127
CALDERWOOD CAR PARK - LIFT 2 CLARA PLACE
128
NO CAMERA ALLOCATED
129
NO CAMERA ALLOCATED
130
EYNSHAM DRIVE / BYLAND CLOSE
131
EYNSHAM DRIVE /FELIXSTOWE ROAD
132
EYNSHAM DRIVE TOP OF FLATS
133
BOSTAL GARDENS –MCLEOD ROAD/ROCHDALE ROAD
134 QUEENSCROFT
PARK
135
QUEENSCROFT PARK J/W KINGSGROUND
136 NEWMARKET
GREEN
137
VISTA FIELD MIDDLE PARK AVENUE
138
SIBTHORPE ROAD
139 HORN
PARK
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REF.
140 GAVESTONE
ROAD
141
WESTHORNE AVENUE JUNCTION WITH HAIMO ROAD
142 YORKSHIRE
GREY
143
ELTHAM HIGH STREET/SOWERBY CLOSE
144
ELTHAM HIGH STREET/COURT ROAD
145
ELTHAM HIGH STREET/PASSEY PLACE
146
ELTHAM HIGH STREET/ARCHERY ROAD
147
ELTHAM HIGH STREET/FOOTSCRAY ROAD
148
WELL HALL ROAD/DUNBLANE ROAD
149
WELL HALL ROAD/DOWNMAN ROAD
150
WELL HALL ROAD/DICKSON ROAD
151
WELL HALL ROUNDABOUT
152
WELL HALL ROAD/PRINCE RUPERT ROAD
153
WELL HALL ROAD/KIDBROOKE LANE
154
WELL HALL ROAD/WELL HALL PARADE
155
WELL HALL PLEASAUNCE – TUDOR BARN MOAT
156
WELL HALL PLEASAUNCE/WELL HALL ROAD
157
WELL HALL PLEASAUNCE – TUDOR BARN
158
WELL HALL PLEASAUNCE – BOWLING GREEN
159
WELL HALL PLEASAUNCE SERVICE ROAD
160
WELL HALL PLEASAUNCE – DEPOT YARD
161
WOOLWICH ARSENAL STATION
162
WOOLWICH ARSENAL STATION
163
WOOLWICH ARSENAL STATION
164
WOOLWICH ARSENAL STATION
165
WOOLWICH ARSENAL STATION
166
WOOLWICH ARSENAL STATION
167
WOOLWICH ARSENAL STATION
168
WOOLWICH ARSENAL STATION
169
WOOLWICH ARSENAL STATION
170
WOOLWICH ARSENAL STATION
171
WOOLWICH ARSENAL STATION
172
WOOLWICH ARSENAL STATION
173
WOOLWICH ARSENAL STATION
174
WOOLWICH ARSENAL STATION
175
WOOLWICH ARSENAL STATION
176
WOOLWICH ARSENAL STATION
177
PLUMSTEAD HIGH STREET/WESTERN WAY
178
PLUMSTEAD HIGH STREET/WALMER TERRACE
179 PLUMSTEAD
HIGH
STREET/HEVERHAM
180
PLUMSTEAD HIGH STREET/LAKEDALE ROAD
181
PLUMSTEAD HIGH STREET/QUILTER STREET
182
PLUMSTEAD HIGH STREET/ST NICS
183
PLUMSTEAD SEWER BANK 1
184
PLUMSTEAD SEWER BANK 2
185
PLUMSTEAD SEWER BANK 3
186
PLUMSTEAD SEWER BANK 4
187
PLUMSTEAD SEWER BANK 5
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188
PLUMSTEAD SEWER BANK 6
189
PLUMSTEAD SEWER BANK 7
190
NATHAN WAY/BOUGHTON ROAD
191
NATHAN WAY/KELLNER ROAD
192
NATHAN WAY/PURLAND ROAD
193
WHITE HART ROAD
194 PLUMSTEAD
ROAD/LENTON
195 PLUMSTEAD
ROAD/GYRATORY
196
PLUMSTEAD ROAD/BURRAGE ROAD
197 PLUMSTEAD
ROAD/GALLOSON
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