How the clinic’s cameras record, and your rights
Sky Eye Clinic runs CCTV for two reasons: patient safety and crime prevention inside the hospital, and safety management of the parking lot. You can ask to see, confirm or delete footage of yourself.
This page sets out the policy that was announced on 31 August 2015 and took effect on 1 September 2015.
The clinic installs and operates video information processing devices under Article 20, Paragraph 1 of the Personal Information Protection Act, for these purposes:
The manager responsible for installation must gather the views of relevant experts and stakeholders. This may be done by an administrative notice or opinion gathering under the Administrative Procedures Act, or by briefings, surveys or polls of local residents affected by the installation.
| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| Number of cameras | 4 outside, 20 inside |
| Area recorded | Every hospital floor and the main areas of the outdoor parking lot |
| Recording hours | Continuous, 24 hours a day |
| Outsourcing | Installation and management are not outsourced |
At any time you may ask the operator to let you view your personal video information, to confirm that it exists, or to delete it.
This applies to footage in which you appear, and to footage clearly needed to protect someone’s life, body or property in an emergency.
Contact the video information manager in advance, then visit the clinic. Viewing takes place where the recording device stores its data.
The clinic states that it will act on such a request without delay.
Personal data collected through the website is covered separately in the patient notices.
For patient safety and crime prevention inside the hospital, and for safety management of the parking lot.
Four outside and twenty inside.
Contact the video information manager in advance and visit the clinic. You can also ask the clinic to confirm the footage exists or to delete it.
No. Installation and management of the video devices are not outsourced.
