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Location
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Purpose
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Camera Types
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Rail Station facilities (stations, subways, bridges, carparks)
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- Crime prevention
- Public and staff safety
- Operational Situation Awareness
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- Fixed cameras
- Mobile cameras
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Within the passenger saloon on Metlink trains
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- Crime prevention
- Public and staff safety
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On the front and rear of Metlink trains
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Parks and recreational spaces e.g. regional and forest parks
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- Crime prevention
- Public and staff safety
- Monitoring of access
- Monitoring of trail usage
- Monitoring of wildlife
- Monitoring of pests
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- Fixed cameras
- Mobile cameras (includes audio for wildlife monitoring only)
- iPhones (includes audio)
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Akura Nursery, Masterton
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- Crime prevention
- Public and staff safety
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Harbours
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- Monitoring of harbour conditions
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Greater Wellington Masterton Office
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- Crime prevention
- Public and staff safety
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Greater Wellington managed forestry blocks
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- Crime prevention
- Monitoring of access
- Monitoring of trail usage
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- Fixed cameras
- Mobile cameras
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River banks and bridges e.g. Martinborough SH2 bridge
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- Monitoring of river conditions
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Various locations across the district
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- Environmental monitoring
- Surveying on flooding
- Monitoring of wildlife
- Monitoring of pests
- Evidence collection under the Resource Management Act 1991
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- iPhones (includes audio)
- iPads (includes audio)
- Mobile cameras
- Drones
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Unless otherwise specified above audio recordings are not made as part of the footage.
Appropriate signage is available in areas where camera surveillance is in operation. Covert use of camera surveillance systems may be considered in circumstances where the law permits it.
Surveillance footage will only be viewed by authorised people in accordance with the purpose it was collected for or to ensure the system is operational.
Greater Wellington provides KiwiRail Train Control with access to surveillance footage from the rail station facilities (stations, subways, bridges, carparks) to assist them with situational awareness on the rail network.
In the event of activity being recorded on our surveillance cameras which appears to be unlawful, we may pass that footage of the incident over to Police for the purpose of an investigation. Likewise, if the Police believe some unlawful activity was carried out, then they may view or ask us to hand over any footage that may assist in their investigation.
No attempt is made to identify individuals from footage except in relation to a reported or suspected incident requiring investigation.
If you would like to request access to Greater Wellington-controlled camera footage you can contact us at info@gw.govt.nz or use the CCTV request form.
