A public body, company, other legal person or sole trader may use video surveillance of access to business or official premises for the security of people and property, entry and exit control, or where the nature of work puts staff at risk, on a written, reasoned decision of the head or competent person unless a law prescribes it; the cameras must not show the interior of residential buildings unconnected to the entrance or the entrances to apartments, staff must be informed in writing, and access to recordings through internal or public cable television, the internet or other electronic communications is prohibited at recording and afterwards. In residential buildings, surveillance of entries, exits and common areas needs the written consent of owners holding over 70 percent, and apartment entrances may not be filmed. Articles 35 and 37 apply to public areas unless a special law provides otherwise, and the Agency orders removal of public-area cameras installed without the required notice and approval (Article 40a). These articles remain in force after the 2026 Law applies, until a law on video surveillance enters into force.
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