Letter to Biometrics and Surveillance Camera Commissioner from Hikvision, 5 August 2021 (accessible version)
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5 August 2021
Professor Fraser Sampson
Biometrics and Surveillance Camera Commissioner
2 Marsham Street
1st Floor, Peel
London SW1P 4DF
By email only: [email protected]
Dear Professor Sampson,
Thank you for your letter setting out your remit and how this relates to the points raised in our letter to distribution partners. I sent you an introductory letter welcoming you to your new role and to request a meeting, which I hope you received. We have separately, emailed your office to set this up. Hikvision has engaged with the Surveillance Camera Commissioner Office for several years now, building constructive engagement and dialogue, as well as bringing industry together. We anticipate in continuing in this vein.
You outlined your concerns and points for consideration. These are serious matters and deserve due attention. We are committed to engaging fully and addressing in full.
To do this justice, we are keen to hold a virtual or face to face meeting at your earliest convenience to discuss these matters with you.
Yours sincerely,
Justin Hollis
Marketing Director – UK and Ireland