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> [log in to unmask] on Friday, February 06, 2004 at 8:55 AM said:-
> does not have to
> have signs and therefore is not regulated in any way, could
> have fixed cameras in changing rooms and toilet areas.
Aspects of privacy and CCTV will probably still fall within the HRA and its
case law. Durrant in that sense merely appears to remove parts of the wider
defined framework of protections contained within the DPA and its purposes,
to possibly replace them with the potential for a more amorphous and wider
use of personal material without any purpose, apparently resisting a change
to the protection of personal privacy and returning to something similar to
the old common law environment, which has always admitted to having a hard
time in easily grasping anything like privacy. Flexibility without purpose
surrounding the personally defined private space of the individual, a very
soft and defensively puerile option which can generally be expensive to
legally protect.
Partly human like it might be, but significantly reducing protection, so
people/organisations will no longer have to consider what they are doing
before the event, that sounds more like an environment familiar to the
established legal mind than one sufficiently balance it is conducive to
easing sound commercial progress and individual protection.
The DPA1998 begins to look more like the DPA1984 at the end of its life
every day. I guess some parts of business will benefit though, as people
begin to sell those videos which do not contain personal data for inclusion
in 'real life' entertainment shows. Cheap entertainment, but at whose
expense and with what effect?
Ian W
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