Electronic recording devices Clause Samples
The 'Electronic recording devices' clause regulates the use of audio, video, or other electronic recording equipment within a specified context, such as meetings, interviews, or premises. It typically outlines whether such devices are permitted, under what circumstances they may be used, and any requirements for obtaining consent from involved parties. By establishing clear rules for electronic recordings, this clause helps protect privacy, prevent unauthorized disclosures, and ensure all parties are aware of and agree to any recordings made.
Electronic recording devices. Prior to the implementation of any policy requiring the use of an electronic recording device: i.e. Recorders, cameras, phones etc. the County shall meet with the Association or its designee to discuss and confer.
Electronic recording devices. 1. Recording devices in the classroom, excluding any multi-purpose or common spaces shall meet the following criteria:
a. No new recording device shall be installed in a classroom unless initiated by the member.
b. Recorded live sessions can not be used to evaluate a teacher, with the exception of teacher discretion or they include evidence of violation of board policy, TSPC regulation, state and/or federal law. In such cases the teacher could be disciplined for just cause.
c. Recorded live instruction can be shared per the Electronic Communications Guidelines to students within the same class protected by student account passwords.
Electronic recording devices. Prior to the implementation of any policy requiring the use of an electronic recording device: i.
Electronic recording devices a. Information obtained by means of electronic recording devices on the aircraft, such as cockpit voice recorders, flight data recorders and video recording systems, will not be used to initiate or pursue any investigation or disciplinary action against a Flight Attendant, except in cases involving incidents or accidents.
b. Information obtained by the above means may be released as follows:
(1) To a government agency only as required by law;
(2) To a manufacturer, vendor or servicer of the devices or systems above as necessary in the normal course of business, provided written agreement is obtained prohibiting release to a third party; and
(3) To other parties only with the written consent of the MEC/LEC President.
Electronic recording devices. Except as is required as an accommodation under federal or state disability laws, the of devices by students during meeting of classes will be subject to the permission of the Association Member. Permission will not be unreasonably withheld. A student denied permission will have the burden of establishing through the student grievance process that permission was unreasonably withheld. Where permission is granted, the student will be required to acknowledge in writing that the content of the instruction will not be reproduced, but only used for the student’s own personal learning experience.
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