Uus eelnõu kaamerate kohta

Uus eelnõu kaamerate kohta

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New Draft on Camera Use

on edasi liikunud. Carri Ginter ütleb, et mõned asjad on ebaselged. Peamine probleem on ohutõrje mõiste. See ei ole piisavalt selge. Ginter küsib, mida tähendab ohutõrje kaamerate kasutamine.
Ginter ütleb, et vaja on välist kontrolli. Kontroll peaks näitama, kas kaamerad on õigesti paigaldatud. Samuti tuleb kontrollida, kas kaamerad on tõesti vajalikud.
Siseminister Igor Taro ütles, et andmeid näevad ainult need, kes seda vajavad. Ginter arvab, et ligipääsu omavate inimeste arvu tuleks vähendada. Ta küsib, kas inimesed usaldavad oma andmeid tuhandetele inimestele.
Ginter küsib veel, mis saab kaameratest, mis ei tuvasta numbreid. Ta küsib ka, millised kaamerad on eemaldatud ja kuidas inimesi teavitatakse, kui nende andmeid vaadatakse.
Ginter arvab, et ekspertid peaksid need küsimused lahendama. Ta ütleb, et kaamerate salvestised näitavad, kus ja millal keegi liikus.
Riigikogu ütleb, et valitsus peaks täpsustama, kuidas kaamerad töötavad. . Praegu lubab eelnõu salvestada kõiki autosid, mis kaamera eest mööduvad.
Justiits- ja digiministeerium ei nõustunud selle mõistega. Nad ütlevad, et kaamerad peaksid töötama ainult konkreetse ohu korral.
Uus eelnõu lubab ka maksu- ja tolliametil kasutada politsei andmeid. . Pärast seda tuleb need kustutada.
The new draft on cameras has progressed. Carri Ginter says some things are unclear. The main issue is the concept of security. It is not clear enough. Ginter asks what security camera use means.
Ginter says external control is needed. The control should show whether the cameras are installed correctly. It is also necessary to check if the cameras are really needed.
Interior Minister Igor Taro said that only those who need it can see the data. Ginter believes the number of people with access should be reduced. He asks whether people trust their data to thousands of people.
Ginter also asks what happens to cameras that do not detect license plates. He also asks which cameras have been removed and how people are informed when their data is viewed.
Ginter believes experts should address these issues. He says camera recordings show where and when someone moved.
The Riigikogu says the government should clarify how the cameras work. Security now also includes threat prevention. Currently, the draft allows recording all cars that pass by the camera.
The Ministry of Justice and Digital Affairs did not agree with this concept. They say cameras should only work in case of a specific threat.
The new draft also allows the Tax and Customs Board to use police data. The data is kept for two years. After that, it must be deleted.