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Statement of Licensing Policy (2008) WCC - Westminster City Council

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Appendix 8. Recommended ‘minimum’requirements for CCTV systems within<strong>Westminster</strong>.1. <strong>Westminster</strong> Police recommend that you read and understand the aide memoirefor effective CCTV systems produced by the Association <strong>of</strong> Chief Police Offi cers(ACPO). <strong>Westminster</strong> Police working in partnership with <strong>Westminster</strong> <strong>City</strong> <strong>Council</strong> alsorecommend that all premises within <strong>Westminster</strong> adopt the following standards.2. The system must comply with the Data Protection Act 1998 and be registered with theData Protection Commissioner’s -Offi ce Tel No. 01625 545745, orwww.dataprotection.gov.uk.3. All recording equipment must be stored in a secure area with access restrictedto authorised staff only. The video recorder and tapes must be stored in lockablecabinets. A written record must be made by the person accessing the equipmentshowing the time, date, printed name and signature. Tapes must be kept for 31 dayson a roll around basis.4. All ‘Entry’ and ‘Exit’ points must be monitored (recorded CCTV pictures), by a camerathat records every person entering in any light conditions to a minimum standard<strong>of</strong> ‘frontal’ Identifi cation. In certain circumstances ‘full frontal’ recognition may beacceptable (see ACPO guidelines to explain Identifi cation and recognition).5. Additionally night-clubs / pubs must have dance fl oors, fi re exits and areas wheresecurity searches are carried out monitored in all light conditions.6. Further monitoring will be at the recommendation <strong>of</strong> the CPO taking into account anyidentifi ed risks. This may include places such as cash <strong>of</strong>fi ces, external areas etc.7. Constant recording is recommended for all cameras. A ‘real time’ recorder giving anupdate time <strong>of</strong> less than one second between camera pictures <strong>of</strong> the same scene willbe required.117

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