Body-worn cameras—guidelines
43C Body-worn cameras—guidelines
The chief police officer must make guidelines about the use of body‑worn cameras by police officers under section 43B.
The guidelines must include—
requirements for the storage, use and disposal of a recording from a body-worn camera, and information about how a person may access a recording under any applicable laws; and
guidance about the circumstances in which a body-worn camera may or must be used; and
a statement about how human rights have been considered in making the guidelines.
The guidelines may include any other relevant matters.
The chief police officer must consult the director-general before making a guideline.
A guideline is a disallowable instrument.
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