The Courts (Prescribed Recordings) Order 2023
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9 Recording – bodyworn cameras: further conditions
(1) Recording is by a person to whom paragraph (2) or (3) applies, and subject to the restrictions applicable to recording by such a person by virtue of paragraphs (4) and (5). (2) This paragraph applies to— (a) Custody Officers; (b) uniformed police officers. (3) This paragraph applies to court and tribunal security staff. (4) Recording by a person to whom paragraph (2) applies is— (a) in one of the following areas of the building or its precincts— (i) holding cells; (ii) custody suites; (iii) vehicle dock areas; (iv) courtrooms (including dock areas); (v) any area outside the building but within its precincts; and (b) either— (i) by a bodyworn camera which is switched on in response to a security alert, and only for as long as the security alert continues; or (ii) by a bodyworn camera which is switched on in response to the escape, or report of the escape, of a prisoner, and only while in search or pursuit of that prisoner. (5) Recording by a person to whom paragraph (3) applies is— (a) in one of the following areas of the building or its precincts— (i) courtrooms (including dock areas); (ii) areas within the building, other than courtrooms, to which the public have access; (iii) areas within the building to which the public do not have access but to which court staff or members of the judiciary have access; (iv) any area outside the building but within its precincts; and (b) by a bodyworn camera which is switched on in response to a security alert, and only for as long as the security alert continues.
9 Recording – bodyworn cameras: further conditions
(1) Recording is by a person to whom paragraph (2) or (3) applies, and subject to the restrictions applicable to recording by such a person by virtue of paragraphs (4) and (5). (2) This paragraph applies to— (a) Custody Officers; (b) uniformed police officers. (3) This paragraph applies to court and tribunal security staff. (4) Recording by a person to whom paragraph (2) applies is— (a) in one of the following areas of the building or its precincts— (i) holding cells; (ii) custody suites; (iii) vehicle dock areas; (iv) courtrooms (including dock areas); (v) any area outside the building but within its precincts; and (b) either— (i) by a bodyworn camera which is switched on in response to a security alert, and only for as long as the security alert continues; or (ii) by a bodyworn camera which is switched on in response to the escape, or report of the escape, of a prisoner, and only while in search or pursuit of that prisoner. (5) Recording by a person to whom paragraph (3) applies is— (a) in one of the following areas of the building or its precincts— (i) courtrooms (including dock areas); (ii) areas within the building, other than courtrooms, to which the public have access; (iii) areas within the building to which the public do not have access but to which court staff or members of the judiciary have access; (iv) any area outside the building but within its precincts; and (b) by a bodyworn camera which is switched on in response to a security alert, and only for as long as the security alert continues.
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