Can you record someone without permission in South Australia?

In South Australia and Western Australia, it is generally illegal to record a private conversation without consent of all the parties even if you are a part to the conversation. Exceptions apply if: The recording is in the public interest; or. The conversation was recorded to protect the lawful interests of one party.

Can you complain about Neighbours CCTV?

The CCTV operator must respond within one month and must delete the footage UNLESS they believe there is a genuine reason to keep it, for example because of the prevention or detection of crime, or other legal dispute – in this case, they must tell you this, and you can complain to the Information Commissioner’s Office …

Can bosses watch you on CCTV?

In New South Wales, the Workplace Surveillance Act 2005 (NSW) and the Surveillance Devices Act 2007 (NSW) provide legal regulations for employers to monitor and record their employees. Employers can covertly monitor employees only with “covert surveillance authority” from the court.

Who is the Privacy Commissioner of Australia 2019?

We are the independent national regulator for privacy and freedom of information. We promote and uphold your rights to access government-held information and have your personal information protected. Angelene Falk is the Australian Information Commissioner and Privacy Commissioner. How data smart are you? Dodge the data dangers to find out

Is there a CCTV licence in Queensland Australia?

Managing Closed Circuit Television (CCTV) Records Copyright © The State of Queensland (Department of Public Works) 2010 Licence Managing Closed Circuit Television (CCTV) Records by Queensland State Archives is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 2.5 Australia Licence. To view a copy of this licence, please visit

What is the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner?

The Office of the Australian Information Commissioner (‘ OAIC ’) is an independent statutory agency which is endowed with functions under the Privacy Act and other legislation relating to data protection.

What are the new surveillance laws in SA?

23/08/2018 New video and other surveillance laws are now in force in South Australia (since December 2017). The Surveillance Devices Act 2016(SA) regulates the use of any device (including mobile devices) to listen, record, monitor or video anyone engaged in ‘private activities’ without their consent.

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