オーストラリア人は大きい`Orwellian」英本国のようになる都市を恐れている

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メルボルンの居住者は彼らの日常のビジネスの監視の成長するレベルについてますます心配するようになって、世界のにCCTVのカメラの増加を」第1監視の社会、イギリス例えた。

英本国は本当の独裁タイプ方法のその他の国々に政府が支援する監視が大きい反対にもかかわらずいかにのためのもたらすことができるか恐い例を置いた。

Liberty Victoria president Brian Walters, who is calling for a public register of all spy cameras operating in Melbourne has stated: “There is a feeling that somehow, by having a piece of technology hanging off a wall somewhere, we are made safer.

“It’s one thing to go about our business, it’s another to have people who we don’t know in a room somewhere looking at us. To have this kind of Big Brother approach can be justified but we need to know how it’s justified, who’s justifying it, who’s looking at the material and for what purpose,” Mr Walters said.

At least 40,000 CCTV cameras are in operation in Melbourne, but nobody really knows how many for sure as there is no list of where the thousands of cameras are operating and no regulations or guidelines exist to state where and how cameras can be used.

The figure means that there is one camera for every 100 people, slightly lower than current average in the UK where there is one camera for every 14 people.

Although this number is set to rise as $13.6 million is about to be spent on a public security transport package, adding to the $11.5 million that has already been spent on surveillance in Melbourne.

$5 million will be used to upgrade CCTV cameras, and the remaining $8.6 million will replace analogue CCTV recording equipment at all metropolitan train stations and the overall cost of 24/7 surveillance takes around $608,000 a year from taxpayer funds.

90 per cent of Victoria’s taxis already house CCTV cameras and there is concern that the government plan to launch UK style spy drones to monitor civilians. However Marika Fengler, a Victoria Police spokeswoman, said there are currently no plans to introduce spy drones.

Yet.

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