Intelligence. 5.1 Information/intelligence sharing protocols currently exist and will be adhered to, over time a joint protocol will be developed.
Intelligence. 4.1 If either organisation receives intelligence (for example through professional whistleblowing or concerns raised by a member of the public) which: ● indicates a significant risk to the health and wellbeing of the public, particularly in relation to the safety of pharmacy services or the conduct of a pharmacist or pharmacy technician ● is directly relevant to the delivery of the other organisation’s functions ● requires a coordinated multi-agency response. This information will be shared in confidence with the relevant named contact in the other organisation at the earliest possible opportunity.
Intelligence. 1. Gather, develop, and disseminate daily situation and status, weather indices and information. Fulfill all regular MCC reporting requirements to NRCC and other entities.
Intelligence. I appreciate that I can learn to be smart. I am proud of my intelligence and the intelligence of my classmates.
Intelligence. 6.1 If either organisation receives intelligence (for example through professional whistleblowing, concerns raised by a member of the public or during the course of an inspection or investigation) which may: indicate a significant risk to the health and wellbeing of the public be directly relevant to the delivery of the other organisation’s functions or require a coordinated multi-agency response. This will be shared in confidence with a named contact in the other organisation at the earliest possible opportunity unless there is good reason not to do so.
Intelligence. Select Committee on Intelligence: Committee concluded a joint closed hearing with the Committee on Armed Services Subcommittee on Emerging Threats and Ca- pabilities, to examine certain intelligence matters, receiving testimony from officials of the intelligence community. Committee recessed subject to the call.
Intelligence. 17. The Parties acknowledge that intelligence can be received by way of complaints, professional whistleblowing, concerns raised by members of the public, referrals from other public bodies (including overseas regulators or investigatory bodies), or by information received from other sources (e.g. from press monitoring or during the course of routine inspections to registered premises).
Intelligence. Xxxxx Xxxxxx has extremely high intelligence with a significant focus on engineering, math, and the sciences and is also a gifted inventor and photographer. He also demonstrates a strong sense of humor.
Intelligence. Intelligence gathering, processing and dissemination. Intelligence to be assessed, recorded and controlled. The links with DEFRA, Local Authorities, Police etc. to be developed. Links to be developed with the farming community. Intelligence to be used for risk assessment and resource targeting. Minimum standard – all Local Authorities to assess in-house situation on animal health intelligence and suspect data. Consultation with other agencies planned (DEFRA, LACORS, Police rural intelligence officers, other Local Authority departments or agencies etc.). The section is also looking to develop NIM compliance.
Intelligence. 29.1. The FSA and FSS will separately manage information and intelligence and lawfully share intelligence for law enforcement purposes.
