The impact of new digital technology, and the recent Anti-Terrorism, Crime and Security Bill are among the themes of the annual Local Government Association CCTV conference in London SW1, on March 20.
The impact of new digital technology, and the recent Anti-Terrorism, Crime and Security Bill are among the themes of the annual Local Government Association CCTV conference at the LGA?s offices in Smith Square, London SW1, on March 20. Topics covered by the conference include: data protection compliance, registration and adherence to the Code of Practice; recent legislative issues including compliance with the Human Rights Act, the Anti-Terrorism, Crime and Security Bill and digital evidence legislation; best management practice including best value issues and the move to training and qualifications of operators; a review of technological innovations focusing particularly on digital equipment; and best practice case studies. Speakers will discuss the disclosure of CCTV images as outlined in the recent Anti-Terrorism, Crime and Security Bill; and review new technology, particularly new digital software. Speakers include Bernadette Livesey, Walker Morris Solicitors; Jon Laws, The Lyndhurst Consultancy; Roy Slater, Mansfield District Council and TAG User Group chairman; Martin Lazell, Royal Borough Kingston-upon-Thames, and a prominent TAG User Group member; Linda Daysh, Thurrock Borough Council; and Mike Tennant, of Tavcom Training. To register, ring 01273 623 222. For programme details, ring Zoe Charlesworth on 0118 933 2636 or e-mail [email protected]. Visit the LGA website at www.lga.gov.uk.
