FRT Readiness Assessment

Is your venue ready
to operate FRT?

10 questions. 5 minutes. Score your readiness against the NSW Code of Practice: Facial Recognition Technology in Hotels and Clubs (in effect 18 March 2026) and the Privacy Act 1988 (Cth). Receive a personalised gap brief with specific clause references and exposure areas.

This is a readiness self-assessment against selected NSW FRT Code expectations. The NSW FRT Code is voluntary and sets expected standards for venues using FRT before mandatory requirements commence. Privacy Act obligations are separate and enforceable. This assessment is not legal advice, not an audit, and not a determination of compliance.

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Has your venue completed a venue-specific privacy risk assessment (PIA) and an FRT data-breach response plan?

Sources
  • NSW FRT Code §1.2 — venue-specific Privacy Impact Assessment before installation (existing FRT may be assessed retrospectively)
  • NSW FRT Code §1.4 — data-breach response plan with clear decision and notification authority
  • Privacy Act 1988 (Cth) APP 3, APP 5, APP 11; Part IIIC notifiable-breach notification where required

Best answered by: Privacy Officer / GM (external privacy adviser can help)

Has your venue completed a venue-specific privacy risk assessment (PIA) and an FRT data-breach response plan?

Best practice (not a NSW FRT Code requirement): consider whether member or community communication is appropriate before deployment, and record the decision either way.