NSW FRT Code compliance
Everything the NSW Code of Practice expects a venue to hold — tracked and evidenced
Hotels and clubs operating facial recognition in NSW now answer to the Liquor & Gaming NSW Code of Practice. SteadCalm's FRT workspace holds the lot in one place: a clause-by-clause tracker, the Attachment A provider declaration, a separated exclusion-data store, weekly and monthly usage reports with FNIR/FPIR and downtime, and the change, maintenance, complaint, breach and authorised-user registers the Code requires — ready to hand to Liquor & Gaming NSW on request.
What it does
Clause-by-clause tracker
Each obligation in the Code tracked to a status with the evidence attached, so nothing relies on memory.
Attachment A provider declaration
The technical and operational requirements checklist completed and held as a dated declaration.
Separated exclusion store
Exclusion data held apart from the general register, with consent and purge handling as the Code requires.
Usage reports and system log
Weekly and monthly FNIR/FPIR, downtime and system-event reporting, with the Code's notification timing checks built in.
What that gets you
- The compliance position is generated from live records, not reconstructed for an audit
- Change, maintenance, complaint and breach registers live beside the clauses they answer
- SteadCalm evidences the venue's position; it does not claim regulatory approval