Video surveillance needs prior INPDP authorisation (decided within one month) and may be used only in places open to the public and their entrances, car parks, public transport, stations, ports and airports, and collective workplaces, only where necessary for people's safety, accident prevention, protection of property or controlling entry and exit, and never with sound recording. The public must be clearly and permanently informed. Recordings may be communicated only with consent, for public authorities' missions or for detecting and prosecuting offences, and must be destroyed when no longer needed unless useful for criminal investigation. Using surveillance outside these places or purposes is an offence (two years and 10,000 dinars); operating without authorisation is an offence (one year and 5,000 dinars).
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