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Registration of existing or new CCTV systems on city property
Individuals or organisations must register their CCTV systems, cameras, or related equipment installed on city land or infrastructure through a formal registration process managed by the Vetting Committee.
7.4 Registration of City-owned CCTV Cameras
Places
City of Cape Town, Western Cape
Reference
https://www.capetown.gov.za/_documents/resource.capetown.gov.za/documentcentre/Documents/Bylaws%20and%20policies/Regulation%20of%20External%20and%20Privately%20Owned%20CCTV%20Cameras%20on%20City%20Property%20-%20(Policy%20number%2021207)%20approved%20on%2025%20June%202014.pdf
Temporary CCTV installation on city property
A person or organisation may apply to install a temporary CCTV camera or system on city land for up to 30 days, including mobile or trailer-based units, provided they follow the specified application process.
7.6 The Erection of Temporary Cameras
Application for new CCTV installation on City property
Private individuals or organisations can apply to install a new CCTV system on City of Cape Town property by submitting a formal application to the Vetting Committee. The application must meet mandatory criteria and include technical and operational details.
7.1. Mandatory criteria required in application- New Installations