Non-Urgent Intelligence and Incident Reports Sample Clauses

Non-Urgent Intelligence and Incident Reports. Key principles DfT responsibilities  Provide JTAC (and other intelligence agencies as appropriate) with transport information relevant to their threat analysis and commission reports and assessments from them as required;  Receive, store and disseminate classified information according to HMG rules;  Update the Risk Audit Matrix commissioning appropriate regulatory and compliance material from the CAA;  Accommodate, where possible, ad hoc requests from members of CAA Aviation Security Directorate (ASD) to access appropriate level of Threats/Intelligence information (including the provision of DfT building access passes for the CAA's ASD Director, the Heads of the Compliance, Regulation and Strategy and Planning teams and their respective branch heads);  Facilitate requests by the CAA for additional specific intelligence and incident information to support its work. CAA responsibilities  The CAA's ASD Director and/or the Heads of the CAA's ASD Compliance, Regulation and Strategy and Planning teams or their substitutes (with DV security clearance) to attend weekly Transport Security Senior Managers meetings, acquaint themselves with the latest threat information and analysis provided by the Threats Office and disseminate such information as appropriate, reflecting appropriate security clearances, within CAA ASD teams;  Attend DfT offices to review non-urgent intelligence and incident reports;  Receive and store classified information in accordance with HMG rules;  Contribute to the DfT's Risk Audit Matrix and utilise the outputs to inform its work;  Provide advice to DfT on the possible responses to, and the potential impacts of, intelligence and analysis;  Request any additional, specific, intelligence or incident information required to support its work, through DfT.
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