Common use of Security Cameras Clause in Contracts

Security Cameras. If relevant to discipline of an employee, security video may be made available to the Association or employee for viewing to the extent it was made, exists, or has been retained by the District. If students are personally identifiable on the video, and parent consents or releases have not been obtained by the District, the video shall be available only if students’ images can be obscured to make the students no longer personally identifiable. The District and Association shall split the cost for third-party services if the District lacks software to obscure images.

Security Cameras. If relevant to discipline of an employee, security video may be made available to the Association or employee for viewing to the extent it was made, exists, or has been retained by the Districtdistrict. If students are personally identifiable on the video, and parent consents or releases have not been obtained attained by the Districtdistrict, the video shall be available only if students’ images student’s image can be obscured to make the students no longer personally identifiableidentifiable when the video will be shown to or made available to outside individuals. The District district and Association shall split the cost for third-third party services if the District district lacks software to obscure images, if that step is needed.

Security Cameras. If relevant to discipline of an employee, security video may be made available to the Association or employee for viewing to the extent it was made, exists, or has been retained by the District. If students are personally identifiable on the video, and parent consents or releases have not been obtained by the Districtdistrict, the video shall be available only if students’ images can be obscured to make the students no longer personally identifiable. The District and Association shall split the cost for third-party services if the District lacks software to obscure images.