Cameras on Buses Sample Clauses

Cameras on Buses. 3 Video cameras shall be used on school buses for the purpose of student discipline and student safety. 4 Video shall not be used in the formal evaluation process or as evidence for disciplinary action against 5 the driver and/or bus aide except in the case of unlawful acts by the driver and/or bus aide. The driver 6 and/or bus aide may view the video during layover time unless requested by the Director of 7 Transportation or the Dispatcher, or with prior approval of the supervisor. Time spent viewing video 8 will be paid time. 10 Video shall be viewed by the Director of Transportation or the Dispatcher. The driver and/or bus aide 11 will be notified if copies of the video or portions thereof were forwarded to a Principal, Vice Principal, 12 or Law Enforcement Officer. 14 Conferences requiring video viewing will take place in a private area. During conference viewing, 15 only directly involved parties (i.e., parent/guardian, student, driver and/or bus aide, building 16 administrator, law enforcement officer, and Director of Transportation) may view the video. The 17 Superintendent, or his/her designee, may also view video upon request to the Director of 18 Transportation.
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Cameras on Buses. Upon a bus driver’s request, District will make a good faith 16 effort to provide, within 72 hours, or no later than 7 working days, a camera on the District bus. The 17 camera installed shall be selected by the District.
Cameras on Buses. 531 Drivers will be given first opportunity to view a tape of his/her run. The driver will view the tape on 532 their own time or during a layover time, unless requested otherwise by the Transportation Supervisor. 533 Conferences requiring tape viewing will take place in a private area. During conference viewing, only 534 directly involved parties (i.e., parents/guardian, student, driver, Principal/Assistant Principal, and the 535 Transportation Supervisor) may view the tapes. Appropriate District officials may also view video 536 tapes upon request to the Transportation Supervisor. 537 Video tapes may not be used in the formal evaluation process or as evidence for disciplinary action 538 against the driver, except in cases of unlawful acts by the driver. 539 540 Video tapes may be used as evidence for other disciplinary action in cases where drivers have first 541 been notified of the presence of a camera in their bus. 542 543 Section 7.14. The Transportation Department’s Accident Review Committee (ARC) shall follow the 544 most current recommendations of the National Safety Council (NSC) to determine the preventability 545 of an accident. 546 In addition, the ARC shall have the following procedures: 547 A. The committee shall consist of the following ESD staff:
Cameras on Buses. 7 Drivers will be given first opportunity to view a tape of his/her run. The driver will view the tape on 8 their own time or during a layover time, unless requested otherwise by the Transportation Supervisor.
Cameras on Buses. 28.1 The Employer may install cameras on its property and in vehicles for security purposes. 28.2 The Employer shall not review or use evidence obtained through the use of its security cameras for disciplinary purposes without reasonable grounds, nor shall the Employer use cameras to monitor employee’s productivity.

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