Video surveillance may rest on the public task ground (Article 6(1)(e)) where needed for that task, with the basis laid down in Union or Member State law; where official authority does not cover it, other legal bases such as health and safety rules for visitors and staff may give limited scope. Member States may keep or adopt specific national video surveillance rules that set more precise requirements consistent with the GDPR's principles, such as storage limitation and proportionality.
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