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Rules Committee advances surveillance-technology ordinance to full Board
Summary
The San Francisco Rules Committee on Oct. 31 approved non‑substantive edits to an ordinance governing body‑worn cameras and certain public‑space security cameras and forwarded the amended measure to the full Board of Supervisors with a positive recommendation after brief public comment both for and against expanded surveillance.
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors Rules Committee voted Oct. 31 to adopt non‑substantive amendments and forward an ordinance regulating surveillance technology — including body‑worn cameras, certain elections and recreation‑and‑parks cameras, and third‑party airport cameras — to the full board.
Chair Aaron Peskin told the committee the item was returning to the panel for a third time and that most changes…
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