Can you film without consent NSW?

NSW laws that govern filming Filming a person engaged in a private act – as defined under s91K of the Crimes Act 1900 (NSW) – without the person’s consent can be illegal and punishable by up to two years in jail.

Where are mobile phone detection cameras located in NSW?

Known mobile phone detection camera locations in NSW include the Sydney Harbour Bridge, Prospect, Nowra and Moore Park.

Are you allowed to film in public places?

Neither members of the media nor the general public need permits to film or photograph in public places and police officers have no power to stop you filming or photographing incidents or police personnel. If your filming is questioned by a police officer, explain calmly and politely what you are doing.

Is it illegal to video record someone without consent in Australia?

Section 227A prohibits the visual recording of a person without their consent in a private place or while they are engaged in a private act. Distributing such a recording to others is also prohibited under s 227B.

How long does it take for a speeding ticket to come through from a mobile camera?

If you think you have been flashed by a speed camera, you have to wait 14 days for it to be confirmed or not: that’s how long the police have to issue a ‘notice of intended prosecution’, or NIP. It is sent to the registered keeper of the vehicle – worth bearing in mind if you drive a company car.

Can a passenger be on their phone NSW?

New South Wales. As previously mentioned, NSW drivers can be penalised if their passenger is using a phone which has a display that is visible to the driver. The penalty for this offence is $344 and three demerit points, or $457 and four demerit points if the offence is committed in a school zone.

Is recording someone illegal in Australia?

Everywhere in Australia, the law says you can record in public, even if the police tell you to stop but you need to be aware of your legal obligations. Generally, you can also record conversations or activities that are ‘public’ even if they happen on private property.

Can I record someone without their knowledge in NSW?

In New South Wales, the Surveillance Devices Act 2007 prohibits the recording of audio conversations without the consent of all parties unless it is reasonably necessary for the purpose of protecting the lawful interests of the party who records the conversation.

What does a mobile phone detection camera look like NSW?

Mobile phone detection cameras were introduced without warning signs in December 2019. Like undercover speed cameras, which look like regular parked cars, mobile phone detection cameras are hard to spot because they resemble a roadworks trailer or are mounted in gantries.

How do I know if I have been caught by a mobile speed camera NSW?

In NSW you can do this via the Service NSW app – though most states will require a phone call to the relevant department if you don’t have an infringement reference number. In some cases, the first you’ll know that you have copped a traffic camera fine is when you receive a reminder or final notice.

Can I complain about my Neighbours cameras?

The problem, as you rightly pointed out, lies in the fact that you perceive that one of your neighbours’ CCTV cameras is pointing directly at your property and this is a Privacy Issue. As far as the law goes in this regard, it would be covered by the Human Rights Act under your rights to privacy.