| Label | Content |
|---|---|
| Meeting: | MQT on 14 December 2017 |
| Session name: | MQT on 14/12/2017 between 10:00 and 13:00 |
| Reference: | 2017/5056 |
| Question by: | Tony Devenish |
| Organisation: | City Hall Conservatives |
| Asked of: | The Mayor |
| Category: | Policing |
Question
CCTV Systems - London Boroughs and TfL
London's boroughs and TfL have separate CCTV systems. Do you accept that there is significant scope for enhanced joined-up working to ensure that criminals do not slip through the cracks between systems?
Answer
Officers are preparing an answer.
CCTV is a vital element in tacking crime in London, helping to secure convictions and assure public safety. Local authorities, TfL and law enforcement partners already share images when it is appropriate to do so and will continue to do so.
My Office for Policing and Crime is currently working to review the status of CCTV in the capital. Officers are looking to identify opportunities for improvement, to enhance joined up working and to ensure we are making the most of the benefits brought to us through emerging technology.
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