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A parliamentary proposal to introduce legally controlled surveillance cameras in selected areas where they are currently banned aims to give businesses and customers a way to resolve disputes using recorded evidence, while maintaining strict privacy safeguards.
Parliament’s foreign affairs, defence and national security committee vice-chairwoman MP Dr Mariam Al Dhaen has proposed developing a legal mechanism that would permit cameras in specifically approved locations, subject to licensing, restricted access and clearly defined conditions .
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