THE 9th ANNUAL PUBLIC SECTOR CCTV CONFERENCE – 29 SEPTEMBER 2010

LOCAL AUTHORITY CCTV 2010
Strategic Planning for Future Regulation and Budget-Reduction
 

Wednesday 29th September 2010

Local Government House, Smith Square, Westminster, SW1

The management of local authority CCTV faces unprecedented challenges with reductions in public sector budgets as well as regulatory changes in line with the objectives of the coalition government to increase privacy and roll back central and local government. Forthcoming regulation of public sector CCTV as well as amendments to regulations regarding data and usage of RIPA for covert surveillance, is expected.
 

In the face of these forthcoming changes some local authorities have already re-evaluated systems to take account of budget savings, efficiency and privacy.
 

The 9th Annual Local Authority CCTV conference focuses on the forthcoming changes and looks towards good practise for public sector CCTV under future regulation and budget reduction.
With large-scale change imminent, this is an important conference for local authority CCTV Managers, Community Safety Managers and police partners.

Speakers Include:

• Andrew Rennision, Interim CCTV Regulator

• The Home Office

• Sam Lincoln, Chief Surveillance Inspector, Office of the Surveillance Commissioner

• Office of the Information Commissioner

• Martin Beaumont, CCTV Manager, Cambridge City Council

• Steve Farley, CCTV Manager, Bexley Council

• Representative of the Efficiency and Innovation Programme Board, the Welsh Assembly

• Claire Hughes, Community Regeneration Manager, Havant Borough Council

• Martin Lazell, Public Sector CCTV Managers Group (PCMA)

• CCTV Manager, Kingston-upon Thames

• Cornwall County Council together with Devon and Cornwall Police