SECURITY OF CLASSIFIED INFORMATION. The General Security Agreement on the Mutual Protection and Exchange of Classified In- formation between Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway and Sweden, dated 7th May 2010 (GSA) apply to classified information provided or generated under this MoU or subordinate agreements or arrangements. Specific rules concerning security of information provided or generated under this MoU may be laid down in subordinate arrangements.
SECURITY OF CLASSIFIED INFORMATION. The General Security Agreement on the Mutual Protection and Exchange of Classified Information, dated 7th May 2010 (GSA) will apply to classified information provided or generated under this MoU or subordinate arrangements. Specific rules concerning se- curity of information provided or generated under this MoU may be laid down in subor- dinate arrangements.
SECURITY OF CLASSIFIED INFORMATION. For the purposes of this Technical Arrangement, information and data to be exchanged will be "non-classified", until the entry into force of a Generai Security Arrangement between the respective Govemments. t
SECURITY OF CLASSIFIED INFORMATION. 1. “Classified information” is any information, act, activity, document, material or a thing to which one of the Parties has assigned a security classification.
SECURITY OF CLASSIFIED INFORMATION. (1) All Classified Information provided or generated under this Agreement shall be used, stored, handled, transmitted and safeguarded in accordance with each Party’s national security laws, regulations, practices and procedures and the specific requirements of this Agreement.
SECURITY OF CLASSIFIED INFORMATION. 1. The exchange of classified information shall be regulated by a Security Agreement between the Portuguese Republic and the Republic of Turkey about Mutual Protection of Classified Information.
SECURITY OF CLASSIFIED INFORMATION. 1. The information, documents and materials exchanged in the framework of the co-operation established under this Agreement will be protected in accordance with the security regulations of the State of the Originating Party.
SECURITY OF CLASSIFIED INFORMATION. 5.1 The Recipient Party shall ensure that the Classified Information and anything incorporating Classified Information from the Originating Party is stamped, marked or otherwise designated with the name of the Originating Party.
SECURITY OF CLASSIFIED INFORMATION. All classified information exchanged or communicated between the Parties in cooperative activities pursuant to this Agreement shall be protected in accordance with the Agreement between the Government of Australia and the Government of the French Republic relating to the Exchange and Communication of Classified Information which entered into force on 15 July 1985 or any successor agreements or arrangements.
SECURITY OF CLASSIFIED INFORMATION. Article 19 All Classified Information exchanged between the Parties or their defence industry pursuant to this Agreement shall be handled in accordance with the national laws and regulations of the Parties and the provisions stated below. Without undermining the security of Classified Information, the Parties shall ensure that no unnecessary restrictions are placed on the movement of staff, information and Material, and facilitate access taking into account the principle of a "need to know".
