Professor Richard Buckland

I would hope that the data be encrypted in a reasonable way.

So if hackers break in, they can't access the data.

I would hope recordings would be destroyed and no one ever likes destroying data.

So they won't unless forced to destroy it.

They'll keep it.

And then the last thing is the pixelation.

There should be legislative restrictions, not just down to the current way it's done, saying,

This pixelation has to happen either on the camera or on device, but certainly before any recording is made.

So there is no way someone can ever get hold of the unpixelated version.

It's not good enough to say, oh, we promise we never will, or we have checks and balances in place to show it never will.

There should be an independent audit to make sure you can't get anyone else's ID.