Coverage
A CCTV camera over a changing room
A room where people undress. Staff changing rooms and customer fitting rooms both sit here. The register puts these cameras at the top, and the NSW and Victorian acts and the ACT act, where the site is there, name them as places surveillance is not carried out.
- Members of the public present
- sometimes
- Staff present
- yes
- A staff-only private area
- yes: these cameras are listed at the top of the register
- Read from words such as
- locker room
- What the list usually carries
- the room name, sometimes "lockers" or "fitting rooms"; rarely the reason the camera is there, which is the first thing a reviewer asks
Findings a camera here can raise
- 2 Behaviour or emotion alerts over an area where staff work, at an EU site
- 5 No retention period set, or retention above the maximum you set
- 6 No signage or notice recorded
- 7 Footage stored outside the site's region: who can access it there?
- 8 A third party can view or manage the footage, and no agreement is recorded
- 11 Camera covering a staff-only private area
- 12 High-risk AI use in an EU workplace
- 13 No owner, or no list of who can view
- 14 Disclosures to police or insurers not logged
- 15 Covert camera
- 17 Workplace surveillance law named for this site
- 18 Employee records exemption: does it reach this footage?
The example "locker room" in a covers column reads as this type. The words are matched whole: "public" in "publicly" does not match.