National Security Authority definition

National Security Authority means the national authority responsible for the implementation and supervision of this Agreement;

National Security Authority or ‘NSA’ means a government authority of a Member State with ultimate responsibility for the security of classified information in that Member State;

National Security Authority means the state authority that in accordance with national laws and regulations is responsible for the implementation and supervision of this Agreement. Such authorities are listed in Article 5 of this Agreement.

Examples of National Security Authority in a sentence

• The Supplier and any subcontractor are required to comply with NATO Security Regulations as implemented by the National Security Authority of the country in which the work is performed If it is necessary for the Supplier to disclose classified matters or documents to any of its subcontractors, the Supplier shall require the subcontractor to comply with the conditions in this clause.

• DSA) means an authority responsible to the National Security Authority (NSA) of a Member State which is responsible for communicating to industrial or other entities national policy on all matters of industrial security and for providing direction and assistance in its implementation.

• In the event a subcontract is awarded to a foreign supplier, the foreign supplier shall be security cleared by their responsible National Security Authority (NSA) and shall adhere to all instructions issued by their NSA.

• The safeguarding standards described in paragraphs (a) through (e) of this section may be modified if required or permitted by treaties or agreements, or for other obligations, with the prior written consent of the National Security Authority of the originating government, hereafter ‘‘originating government.’’(a) Top Secret.

• Candidates who currently hold a valid personnel security clearance at the above-mentioned level (or higher) may not need to obtain a new one, pending confirmation from their respective National Security Authority.

More Definitions of National Security Authority

National Security Authority means a structural unit of the Ministry of Defence, designated under the Statutes of the Ministry of Defence, assigned to organise and supervise the protection of classified information of foreign states;

National Security Authority means a structural unit of a governmental authority designated by the Government of the Republic, which is assigned to organise and supervise the protection of classified information of foreign states;

National Security Authority. (NSA) means the Government authority of a Party with ultimate responsibility for the security of Classified Information in accordance with the provisions of this Agreement and the national laws and regulations that apply to that authority. A NSA may also undertake some of the responsibilities of a CSA.

National Security Authority means the authority designated by the Party as being responsible for the im- plementation and supervision of this Agreement;

National Security Authority means:an institution empowered with authority at national level which, in compliance with the legislations of the Parties, ensures the unitary implementation of the protective measures for Classified Information. Such authorities are listed in Article 7;

National Security Authority means the Secretary of State in the Cabinet Office or such other UK Relevant Authority or regulatory authority or body as the case may be, that has powers under the NS&I Act.

National Security Authority means a structural unit of the Ministry of Defence, designated