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Legislative Assembly for the ACT: 1999 Week 10 Hansard (14 October) . . Page.. 3225 ..

Department of Health - eleven cameras have fixed focus, one of which has the function of record. The remaining seven cameras are not further described other than they have the function of record.

The ACT Legislative Assembly - cameras can pan, tilt, and zoom. They can record 24 hours a day.

Erindale - The cameras are fixed units with no zoom.

Manning Clark Offices - The monitor has a split screen and is motion activated only.

Part 2(m): when and how is the system used; and

The Emergency Services Bureau - provides for remote entry control by staff.

The ACT Department of Housing - 5pm to 8am.

ACTION - camera's operate all day and where the function is provided the cameras record after hours.

Waste Management - 6.00am to 5.00pm each day (Good Friday and Christmas day excluded).

The Casino Surveillance Authority - 24 hours per day and is constantly monitored by the Casino's Surveillance Department and the Authority.

Canberra Institute of Technology - use is continuous.

Department of Health - for security, after hours access and access for patients in emergency situations.

The ACT Legislative Assembly - 24 hours a day and during demonstrations.

Erindale - The system is operated at all times and has proven to be a great deterrent to vandals.

Manning Clark Offices - The system operates after hours (5.30pm to 7am) only.

Part 2 (n): has the system been used to identify people in criminal activities; if so, what are the results.

AFP - No.

The Emergency Services Bureau - No.

The ACT Department of Housing - the system is used to identify people conducting criminal activities. To date there have been no people detected.

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