In response to the Queensland Parliamentary Travelsafe Committee's Inquiry into Automatic Number Plate Recognition technology

Australian Privacy Foundation; Dan Jerker B Svantesson

In response to the Queensland Parliamentary Travelsafe Committee's Inquiry into Automatic Number Plate Recognition technology

Australian Privacy Foundation
, Dan Jerker B Svantesson

Faculty of Law

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Abstract

The committee investigated and reported on:

- the efficacy of ANPR technology for road safety applications;
- potential costs and benefits;
- whether ANPR-enabled intercept teams should be used for traffic enforcement in Queensland, including examination of existing applications; and
- other opportunities and considerations for its use by Queensland Government agencies to promote road safety.

Original language	English
Publisher	Queensland Parliament
Number of pages	4
Publication status	Published - 2008

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In response to the Queensland Parliamentary Travelsafe Committee's Inquiry into Automatic Number Plate Recognition technology

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