Common use of Standard Security and Administration Procedures Clause in Contracts

Standard Security and Administration Procedures. The Director-General upon consultation with the Israeli and Palestinian wing Managers, shall determine and shall furnish to the persons set out in Paragraphs x.x, l.e and l.g above and to the Liaison Bureau a compendium detailing standard procedures with respect to security and administration of the terminal. Such procedures shall include: a. procedures in a state of emergency; b. procedures with respect to inspection of persons, personal belongings and/or luggage pursuant to paragraphs 3.b, 3.c and/or 3.e of Article VIII of Annex I; c. procedures with respect to road-markings, signs, plaques and flags in the terminal; d. procedures with respect to handling of luggage and the loading of the conveyor belt; e. procedures with respect to operation of the conveyor belt; f. procedures with respect to media and public relations; g. procedures with respect to public transportation and taxis passing through the terminal, as will be agreed upon between the two sides; h. procedures with respect to maintenance and upkeep of the terminal; i. procedures with respect to supply of provisions and services; j. procedures with respect to general conduct and behavior of employees within the terminal and changing of work shifts; k. procedures with respect to escorting the elderly, the ill, children and disabled; l. procedures with respect to escorting VIPs; m. procedures with respect to people denied exit or entry through the Palestinian wing; and n. procedures with respect to comportment, personal appearance and identification tags of employees in the terminal. The Director-General may promulgate, upon consultation with the Israeli and the Palestinian wing Managers, additional procedures not provided for in this paragraph. All of the abovementioned procedures will be consistent with the Agreement and with this Protocol, and will be reviewed at a later date by the two sides if the circumstances so necessitate.

Standard Security and Administration Procedures. The Director-General General, upon consultation with the Israeli and Palestinian wing Managers, shall determine and shall furnish to the persons set out in Paragraphs x.x1.d, l.e 1.e and l.g 1.g above and to the Liaison Bureau a compendium detailing standard procedures staprocedures with respect to security and administration of the terminal. Such procedures shall include: a. i. procedures in a state of emergency; b. ii. procedures with respect to inspection of persons, personal belongings and/or luggage pursuant to paragraphs 3.b, 3.c and/or 3.e of Article VIII of Annex I; c. iii. procedures with respect to road-markings, signs, plaques and flags in the terminal; d. iv. procedures with respect to handling of luggage and the loading of the conveyor belt; e. v. procedures with respect to operation of the conveyor belt; f. vi. procedures with respect to media and public relations; g. vii. procedures with respect to public transportation and taxis passing through the terminal, as will be agreed upon between the two sides; h. viii. procedures with respect to maintenance and upkeep of the terminal; i. ix. procedures with respect to supply of provisions and services; j. x. procedures with respect to general conduct and behavior of employees within the terminal and changing of work shifts; k. xi. procedures with respect to escorting the elderly, the ill, children and disabled; l. xii. procedures with respect to escorting VIPs; m. xiii. procedures with respect to people denied exit or entry through the Palestinian wing; and n. xiv. procedures with respect to comportment, personal appearance and identification tags of employees in the terminal. The Director-General may promulgate, upon consultation with the Israeli and the Palestinian wing Managers, additional procedures not provided for in this paragraph. All of the abovementioned procedures will be consistent with the Agreement and with this Protocol, and will be reviewed at a later date by the two sides if the circumstances so necessitate.

Standard Security and Administration Procedures. The Director-General General, upon consultation with the Israeli and Palestinian wing Managers, shall determine and shall furnish to the persons set out in Paragraphs x.x, l.e 1.d, 1. e and l.g 1.g above and to the Liaison Bureau a compendium detailing standard procedures with respect to security and administration of the terminal. Such procedures shall include: a. procedures in a state of emergency; b. procedures with respect to inspection of persons, personal belongings and/or luggage pursuant to paragraphs 3.b, 3.c and/or 3.e of Article VIII of Annex IXxxxx X; c. procedures with respect to road-markings, signs, plaques and flags in the terminal; d. procedures with respect to handling of luggage and the loading of the conveyor belt; e. procedures with respect to operation of the conveyor belt; f. procedures with respect to media and public relations; g. procedures with respect to public transportation and taxis passing through the terminal, as will be agreed upon between the two sides; h. procedures with respect to maintenance and upkeep of the terminal; i. procedures with respect to supply of provisions and services; j. procedures with respect to general conduct and behavior of employees within the terminal and changing of work shifts; k. procedures with respect to escorting the elderly, the ill, children and disabled; l. procedures with respect to escorting VIPs; m. procedures with respect to people denied exit or entry through the Palestinian wing; and n. procedures with respect to comportment, personal appearance and identification tags of employees in the terminal. The Director-General may promulgate, upon consultation with the Israeli and the Palestinian wing Managers, additional procedures not provided for in this paragraph. All of the abovementioned procedures will be consistent with the Agreement and with this Protocol, and will be reviewed at a later date by the two sides if the circumstances so necessitate.