Australian Capital Territory Numbered Regulations Australian Capital Territory Numbered Regulationsinsert
107A Recording of digital camera detection device image files—Act, s 23 (2) (c) (ii)
An electronic file created by a digital camera detection device must be recorded on a magneto-optical write once read many disk (a WORM disk ) attached directly to, or located with, the device.
107B Recording of traffic lights camera detection device image files—Act, s 23 (2) (c) (ii)
(1) An electronic file created by a traffic lights camera detection device must be recorded on a WORM disk or another storage medium for electronic data (a recording medium ).
(2) The recording medium for a traffic lights camera detection device may be—
(a) attached directly to, or located with, the device; or
(b) at a place other than the place where the device is located.
Example for par (b)
If a motor vehicle goes through a red traffic light and an image of the vehicle is taken by a traffic lights camera detection device, the electronic file created by the device in relation to the offence is sent along a wire or optical fibre to a recording device in a building in another suburb and is stored at that building on a recording medium.
(3) If the recording medium for a traffic lights camera detection device is at a place other than the place where the device is located—
(a) the device must produce a security checksum for each electronic file created by the device; and
(b) the device must encrypt the security checksum and the file; and
(c) the security checksum and the encrypted file must be recorded as soon as practicable on a recording medium.
(4) However, subregulation (3) does not prevent other security measures being taken in relation to a security checksum or an electronic file before it is recorded on the recording medium.
107C Verification of traffic lights camera detection device image files—Act, s 23 (2) (c) (iii)
(1) This regulation applies if an electronic file that contains an image of a vehicle taken by a traffic lights camera detection device is recorded on a recording medium that is at a place other than the place where the device is located.
(2) Before the image of the vehicle is produced from the file, the accuracy of the file must be verified by using a computer to—
(a) recalculate the security checksum for the file; and
(b) confirm that the security checksum produced by the recalculation is identical to the checksum produced by the device for the file.