British tracking cameras will start talking
For observance of a public order and revealing of persons who make wrongful acts in Great Britain tracking cameras will be equipped with loudspeakers to notice hooligans about an inadmissibility of their actions.
Speaking cameras have already passed successful test in Middlesbrough and will be established in 20 other cities. Having noticed disorders, operators of the control center can address to hooligans at once, having turned on sound record of this or that voice appeal.
According to the Great Britain Minister of Internal Affairs John Reid, cameras are intended for small groups of people who litter in streets, behave outrageously thus causing damage of the property.
However there are some opponents of speaking cameras who have criticized severely the initiative of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, having declared, that the Big Brother has gone mad.
Currently 2,4 million tracking cameras operate in Great Britain.
The supervisory council of the country has carried out corresponding research and came to a conclusion, that Great Britain turns to a society of shadowing. Richard Thomas, the representative of the Council, has added that the superfluous amount of cameras and other devices of tracking create an atmosphere of general suspiciousness.