Indore Community Cameras (Surveillance) Bye-laws 2024

Sep 30, 2024 | by TeamLease RegTech Legal Research Team

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Industry Specific ComplianceThe Government of Madhya Pradesh on September 12, 2024, notified the Indore Community Cameras (Surveillance) Bye-laws 2024.

The following has been stated-

•Bye-laws shall be applicable to all the establishments as defined in these bye-laws, located within the city limits of Indore Municipal Corporation as amended from time to time.

•"Establishment" means a place frequented by large number of people with a likelihood of gathering of 100 people or more at a time or built-up area of 1500 square feet or above, including but not limited to commercial establishments, industrial establishments, religious places, educational institutions, hospitals, sports complexes, places of entertainment, auditoriums, hotels, offices, banks, convention centers, public places like railway stations, bus stations, places of organized congregation and such other establishments as the Monitoring and Control Committee (as defined in this bye-laws) may specify to be an establishment for the purpose of the these bye- laws. Establishment also includes all entry and exit gates of residential townships, housing societics (RWA's) and gated colonies, group of individual shops concentrated at a particular area giving scope for more congregation at any given point of time and temporary establishments i.e. the conventions/ events organized by religious/ political/social/ institutional group/ trust/society/ individual in the city from time to time including religious, political and social gathering of all types such as open ground, etc. in form of rallies, mela, pandals etc., where there is a possibility of gathering more than 1000 persons at a time:

Provided that-

(i) While identifying an establishment, a Supervising Committee (as defined under sub-clause (u) of clause (1) of bye-law 2) shall inspect or get inspected through Implementation Committee (as defined under sub-clause (j) of clause (1) of bye-law 2), the establishment duly taken into account, including but not limited to, the following factors whether there is a gathering of more than 100 people at any point of time in or around a particular establishment, the area of that particular establishment, the vulnerability of that particular establishment and total number of people visiting that particular establishment in a day, etc.;

(ii) where there are multiple owners of commercial establishments the Supervising Committee shall advise such multiple owners to form a Sectoral Committee and implement sector-wise public safety measures, defined in these bye-laws.

[Notification No. UDH/3/0136/2022/18-3]


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