Do childminders need to install CCTVs in their home under the Childminding Pilot?
Childminding- General enquiry
While ECDA does not stipulate that childminders are required to set up CCTVs, childminders should check directly with appointed operators if there are additional requirements. Nevertheless, ECDA encourages operators and childminders to make use of CCTVs and monitoring devices as part of their commitment to the safety and well-being of infants. Childminders can consider placing CCTVs in caregiving areas only, and during the hours of care. This is to balance the impact of CCTVs in childminders’ home environments while also providing parents with peace of mind.
Should CCTVs be installed, PDPA requirements must be complied with, and measures must be taken to ensure privacy e.g. only be placed in caregiving spaces.
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Childminding ServicesRelated questions
Will the cost of installing CCTVs in preschools be funded or subsidised by ECDA?
Are there any grants for childminders for costs incurred on electrical/water consumption, installation/operation of CCTVs etc, under the Childminding Pilot?
How does ECDA ensure that household members of childminders (under the Childminding Pilot) are safe for infants?
How does ECDA ensure the homes of childminders under the Childminding Pilot are safe?
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