Enacts "Imette's Law" to require security cameras at all entrances and exits of cabaret establishments.
This bill, known as "Imette's Law," mandates that every owner of a cabaret establishment, excluding those primarily operating as restaurants, must install security cameras at every entrance and exit. The cameras must be operational during all hours of operation and for two hours after closing. Recordings must be indexed, preserved for at least thirty days, and stored securely. Unauthorized use or dissemination of recordings can result in fines and license suspension. The law also requires posting signage to inform the public of surveillance.
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