Restricted Areas and Passage Permits Sample Clauses

Restricted Areas and Passage Permits. 6.2.1. Since the Airport constitutes a border crossing, and in view of the guidelines provided by the competent authorities, restricted areas have been defined within the Airport area, to which entry is permitted only to those to whom an appropriate entry permit has been granted. The entry to such areas and passage between them shall only be permitted with the entry permit. 6.2.2. The entitlement to a restricted area entry permit shall be conditioned by a suitable security clearance from the security authorities and such permits shall be issued according to the IAA Rules (Entry to Restricted Areas), 1983. 6.2.3. The entry permit shall be issued to the employee only after having passed all the security suitability processes, and only if required for his or her function. 6.2.4. The entry permit shall be issued to the employee for only his or her work area, and it is strictly prohibited to make any other use of the permit or transfer it to any other person. 6.2.5. The use of the entry permit for passage shall be made subject to and in accordance with the passage rules and passage control procedures as provided by the Security Division. 6.2.6. Applications for reliability checks and issuance of entry permits shall be submitted by the Security Trustee to the Information and Computers Department, which will then transfer them to the Licensing Office of the Airport. This is made for employees of the provider only, and in accordance with their function in the provision of the services only. Each application shall be issued together with the request of the Authority unit receiving the service. The unit's request shall include a description of the type of required entry permit. 6.2.7. The provider is responsible for revoking and returning to the Authority unit receiving the service or to the Airport Licensing Office every entry permit granted to a provider employee where the employment by the provider is terminated, the restricted area for which the permit is required is changed or the employee's position is changed to a position not requiring restricted area entry permit. 6.2.8. The Air Side permit application processing may take approximately two to three weeks. The process may take longer if the Air Side entry permit application includes a request for entry and movement with a vehicle to this area. 6.2.9. The Security Division is entitled, at its sole discretion, to revoke any entry permit at any time and without prior notice or reason.
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Restricted Areas and Passage Permits. 6.2.1. Since the Airport constitutes a border crossing, and in view of the guidelines provided by the competent authorities, restricted areas have been defined within the Airport area, to which entry is permitted only to those to whom an appropriate entry permit has been granted. The entry to such areas and passage between them shall only be permitted with the entry permit. 6.2.2. The entitlement to a restricted area entry permit shall be conditioned by a suitable security clearance from the security authorities and such permits shall be issued according to the IAA Rules (Entry to Restricted Areas), 1983. 6.2.3. The entry permit shall be issued to the employee only after having passed all the security suitability processes, and only if required for his or her function. 6.2.4. The entry permit shall be issued to the employee for only his or her work area, and it is strictly prohibited to make any other use of the permit or transfer it to any other person. 6.2.5. The use of the entry permit for passage shall be made subject to and in accordance with the passage rules and passage control procedures as provided by the Security Division. 6.2.6. Applications for reliability checks and issuance of entry permits shall be submitted by the Security Trustee to the Information and Computers Department, which will then transfer them to the Licensing Office of the Airport. This is made for employees of the provider only, and in accordance with their function in the provision of the services only. Each application shall be issued together with the request of the Authority unit receiving the
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