Catalogue canadien de recherches policières

Localisation

Recherches policières canadienne

Ressource

Livres électroniques

Titre alternatif

Document d’orientation pour l’utilisation de caméras corporelles par les organismes chargées de voir au respect de la loi.

Auteurs

• Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada, issuing body.
• Alberta. Office of the Information and Privacy Commissioner.
• British Columbia. Office of the Information and Privacy Commissioner.
• Manitoba. Ombudsman Manitoba.
• New Brunswick. Office of the Access to Information and Privacy Commissioner.
• Newfoundland and Labrador. Office of the Information and Privacy Commissioner.
• Northwest Territories. Information and Privacy Commissioner.
• Nova Scotia. Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Review Office.
• Nunavut. Office of the Information and Privacy Commissioner.
• Information and Privacy Commissioner/Ontario.
• Prince Edward Island. Office of the Information and Privacy Commissioner.
• Québec (Province). Commission d'accès à l'information.
• Saskatchewan Information and Privacy Commissioner.
• Yukon. Information and Privacy Commissioner.

Publié

• [Ottawa] : Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada, [2015]

Bibliographie

Includes bibliographical references (page 11).

Description

1 online resource (12 pages)

Note

Also issued in French under the title: Document d’orientation pour l’utilisation de caméras corporelles par les organismes chargées de voir au respect de la loi.

Résumé

"This guidance document aims to identify some of the privacy considerations law enforcement authorities (LEAs) should take into account when deciding whether to outfit law enforcement officers with body-worn cameras (BWCs). Also described is the privacy framework that should be part of any law enforcement BWC program in order to ensure compliance with Canada’s personal information protection statutes."--Introduction.

Sujet

• Privacy, Right of - Canada.
• Personal information management - Canada.
• Police patrol - Surveillance operations.
• Wearable video devices in police work - Canada.
• Body-worn cameras.