Marking of Documents Clause Samples

Marking of Documents. Employees should, as a matter of routine, mark each document containing Proprietary Information, Registry Sensitive Information or Registrar Sensitive Information with one of the markings described below at the time the document is produced. Computer tapes and other recorded material should be identified by proper labeling which is visible to the ordinary person while the material is being stored. In addition, all such material should have a warning notice at the beginning of the material to ensure the user is forewarned about the proprietary or sensitive nature of its contents (as soon as access is afforded to a computer tape or at the beginning of a sound recording, etc.).
Marking of Documents. Each Party shall stamp or ▇▇▇▇ the name of the originating government on all classified military information received from the other Party. The information shall be marked with a national security information secrecy classification marking of the recipient Party that will afford a degree of protection equivalent to that afforded to it by the originating Party.