NSW Workplace Surveillance Act 2005
Part 3: Prohibited surveillance and limits – NSW Workplace Surveillance Act 2005

NSW Workplace Surveillance Act 2005 s18: s 18 Use and disclosure of notified surveillance records

An employer that carries out non-covert surveillance of its employees at work makes sure no surveillance record from it is used or disclosed except: for a legitimate employment purpose or the employer's legitimate business activities or functions; by handing it to police or another law enforcement agency to detect, investigate or prosecute an offence; for purposes connected, directly or indirectly, with civil or criminal proceedings; or where it is reasonably believed needed to head off an imminent threat of serious violence or substantial property damage. Up to 20 penalty units.

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