1 ALEX CARMICHAEL Technical Director BSIA CCTV Standards Framework to support the Surveillance Camera Code of Practice

2 CODE OF PRACTICE Principle 8 of the Code of Practice states: “Surveillance camera system operators should consider any approved operational, technical and competency standards relevant to a system and its purpose and work to meet and maintain those standards.”

3 CODE OF PRACTICE Principle 8 - Clause – System functionality, system installation, system operation and system. maintenance. (ANPR, Video Analytics, Facial recognition) and body-worn video recorders. Clause British Standards, European Standards or International Standards. Clause Certification against standards. Clause Guidance on standards.

4 CCTV Landscape IEC Suite ISO/DIS Export Interoperability JPEG MPEG PSIA ONVIF ISO/IEC JTC 1 IEC TC/79 – WG12 CENELEC TC/79 – WG7 EN suite CENELEC TC/79 – WG 14 EN suite CEN/CENELEC TC4 BS 7958 BS 8418 BS 8495 BS 5979 CAST BS 8243 CCTV Operational Requirements (OR) i-LIDS Testing CCTV Image quality Retrieval of Video Evidence and Production of Working Copies from Digital CCTV Systems ICO - CCTV Code of Practice Pubic Space CCTV Operator License Civil Traffic Enforcement Certificate of Approved Devices Information Commissioner Office Security Industry Authority Department of Transport Local Government Town Councils Codes of Practice for the operation of CCTV LGA BSIA Form CCTV privacy masking guide UKAS Guidelines to the maintenance and servicing of CCTV Systems NSI NACP 104 SSAIB SS 2003 NALC CCTV User Group CCTV National Standards Forum Public CCTV Managers Association Equality and Human Rights Commission ACPO Scottish Government Welsh Assembly Chief Surveillance Commissioner SfS The Human Rights Act 1998 Town and country planning (general Permitted Development ) Order 1995 Part 33 End-users BS 8591 Protection of Freedoms Act 2012 Surveillance Code of Practice CAST - Testing CCTV Image Quality ETSI EN SLP15 CTV 11 SYS 14 CTV 15

5 Standards Framework The standards framework should: Cover conception to judgment. Take account of relevant legislation at each stage of the framework. Embed the relevant Surveillance Code of Practice Principles in each stage of the framework. State who is responsibility for relevant stage of the framework. Use published standards where applicable and suitable.

6 Standards Framework The standards framework should: Highlight standards gaps. Use published guidance where available and suitable. Highlight guidance gaps. Highlight available training and training gaps. Facilitate certification against standards framework – (self certification or 3 rd party). Be understandable, practical, affordable and give choice (where applicable).

7 SCC Standards Group Actions: Standards gaps – Facilitate standards development. Guidance gaps – Facilitate guidance development Training gaps – Facilitate training development Take account of and engage in, where applicable National, European and International standards development.

8 SCC Standards Group Actions: Engagement with all parties on standards. guidance and standard development. Engagement with end users over end user requirements (including advice, guidance, standards) etc. Look to technology independent standards, not technology dependent standards (where possible). Produce interpretation of standards and guidance where necessary.

9 Framework Example ACTIONResponsibilityCOP ReferenceSFS NOSSTANDARDGUIDANCELEGISLATION 1 OPERATIONAL REQUIREMENT End user (e.g. Local Council) Principle 1 Principle 2 Principle 4 Principle 5 Principle 7 Principle 8 (Consideration should be given to all Principles at this initial stage) CCTV 7 SLP15 CTV 11 CAST - CCTV OR. ICO CCTV Code of Practice. Surveillance Code of Practice. The Human Rights Act 1998 The Data Protection Act Protection of Freedoms Act 2012 Town and country planning (general Permitted Development ) Order 1995 Part 33 Private Security Industry Act

10 Standards Framework Outcomes: Support the Surveillance Code of Practice. Empowering end users through understanding. Defining who is responsible for what. Raise the Quality of CCTV industry. Raise the Quality of CCTV training. Ensure CCTV systems are installed, operated, maintained and audited for legitimate purpose. Improve public perception of CCTV systems. Drive the expectation for transparency.

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