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New Zealand’s Ministry of Primary Industries and Department of Corrections are seeking body worn cameras. The Ministry for Primary Industries and Department of Corrections are making a joint approach to market for the supply of a complete solution, including body worn cameras, accessories and software, for the archiving and management of footage captured by the […]

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    New Zealand’s Ministry of Primary Industries and Department of Corrections are seeking body worn cameras.

    The Ministry for Primary Industries and Department of Corrections are making a joint approach to market for the supply of a complete solution, including body worn cameras, accessories and software, for the archiving and management of footage captured by the camera equipment.

    The NZ Department of Corrections has previously purchased 1500 Reveal body worn cameras for use in prisons across the country, due to the positive impacts they have on the behaviour of prisoners.

    This tender closes on July 3, 2020 – you can find more information here.

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