Standard and Process Sample Clauses

Standard and Process. Replication of data is appropriate when the Director of NCTC, or a designee who serves as Principal Deputy Director or a s a Deputy Director (hereinafter “Designee”), has determines in writing, after coordination with the data provider,d, through its dataset identification process, that a dataset is likely to contain significant terrorism information and that NCTC' s authorized purposes cannot effectively be served through Tracks I or Track 2. When making a determination, the Director or Designee s hall also consider whether NCTC’s authorized purposes can effectively be served by replication of a portion of a dataset. Datasets received in accordance with Track 3 may not be accessed or used by NCTC prior to replication, except as directly necessary to make the determination above or to accomplish such replication, subject to procedures agreed upon with the dataset provider. Measures will be put in place to ensure that the dataset is received and stored in a manner to prevent unauthorized access and use prior to the completion of replication.
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