Classification Markings Clause Samples

Classification Markings. The classified information security officer, after consultation with the appro- priate classification authority, is responsible for mark- ing all court materials containing classified informa- tion with the appropriate level of classification, and for indicating thereon any special access controls that also appear on the face of the material from which the clas- sified information was obtained or that are otherwise applicable. Any and all materials potentially containing classi- fied information filed by the defense must be filed under seal with the classified information security offi- cer. The classified information security officer may permit counsel to file, on the public docket, non-sub- stantive pleadings or documents (e.g., motions for ex- tension of time, scheduling matters, continuances, etc.) that do not contain information that is or may be clas- sified. The classified information security officer must promptly coordinate with the appropriate classifica- tion authority to determine whether each filing con- tains classified information. If it is determined that the filed material does contain classified information, the classified information security officer must ensure that it is marked with the appropriate classification markings. If it is determined that the filed material does not contain classified information, it should be unsealed and placed in the public record. Upon the re- quest of the government, the court may direct that any filed materials containing classified information must thereafter be maintained in accordance with § 7 of these procedures.

Classification Markings. 1. The Parties agree that the following Classification Markings are equivalent and correspond to the Classification Markings specified in the laws and regulations in force in the respective state: 2. Originating Party may use additional markings indicating special limitations for use of Classified Information. National Security Authorities shall inform each other of any such additional markings.

Classification Markings. 1. The Parties agree that the following security classification levels are equivalent and correspond to the security classification levels specified in the national laws and regulations of the respective Party: For the Republic of Estonia Equivalent in English For the Republic of Lithuania TÄIESTI SALAJANE TOP SECRET VISIŠKAI SLAPTAI SALAJANE SECRET SLAPTAI PΙΙRATUD RESTRICTED RIBOTO NAUDOJIMO 2. The Receiving Party shall ▇▇▇▇ the received Classified Information with equivalent national Classification marking. The Receiving Party shall not declassify received Classified Information or alter its security classification level without the prior written consent of the Originating Party. The Originating Party shall inform in writing the Receiving Party of any changes in security classification level of the exchanged Classified Information without delay. 3. The Originating Party apart from the Classification marking may use any additional markings. National Security Authorities shall inform each other of any additional markings and their handling instructions.

Classification Markings. Classification as of: The Parent Company is responsible for reviewing the manufacturer’s FAI and c1o1m/14p/l2e0t1i3n3g:20:52 PM a separate Form 1 coversheet (similar to the distributor coversheet requirements within section 10.0). The coversheet is AS9102 Form 1. On the coversheet, blocks 15 through 18 shall reference the manufacturing FAI information to provide traceability. Block 18 will match the manufacturer’s FAI report number. The Parent Company coversheet provides traceability from the UTAS PO to the manufacturer’s FAI and provides acknowledgement from the Parent Company that they reviewed the manufacturer FAI. If UTAS approval is required, both the manufacturing and Parent Company Form 1 must be approved. Parent Company Form 1, Block 15-18 Example: As listed on the mfg’s FAI block 1 As listed on the mfg’s FAI block 2 As listed on the mfg’s FAI block 3 As listed on the mfg’s FAI block 4

Classification Markings. Casting and forgings procured to a HS drawing are considered detail parts toCltahsseifincaetxiotn as of: level machining and should be listed as details on form 1 and listed as make1f1r/1o4m/2013 3:20:52 PM material on form 2. When machining a casting that has no other details, the FAI is considered a detail.

Classification Markings. Classification as of: For a HSCOTS FAI, enter the COTS part number as it appears on the H1S1/d1r4a/2w01i3ng3:20:52 PM (enter the corresponding information in blocks 16-18). Refer to section 8.4 For a Distributor or Parent Company coversheet, enter the manufacturer’s FAI information (enter the corresponding information in blocks 16-18). Refer to section 10.0 & 11.0