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Article 1.The Commission's provisions on security, the text of which is...
Article 2.This Decision shall enter into force on the day of...
COMMISSION PROVISIONS ON SECURITY
In order to develop Commission activities in areas which require...
Article 1.The Commission's rules on security are set out in the...
Article 2.(1) The Member of the Commission responsible for security matters...
Article 3.Third states, international organisations and other bodies shall be allowed...
Article 4.In keeping with the basic principles and minimum standards of...
Article 5.As from the date of their application, these provisions shall...
Article 6.As from the date of application of these provisions, all...
PART II: THE ORGANISATION OF SECURITY IN THE COMMISSION
11. THE MEMBER OF THE COMMISSION RESPONSIBLE FOR SECURITY MATTERS
20. SECURITY CLEARANCE PROCEDURE FOR COMMISSION OFFICIALS AND OTHER EMPLOYEES
21. PREPARATION, DISTRIBUTION, TRANSMISSION, COURRIER PERSONAL SECURITY AND EXTRA COPIES OF...
21.3. Transmission of EU classified documents
21.3.2. Transmission within a building or group of buildings
21.3.3. Transmission within a country
1. Within a country, TRES SECRET UE/EU TOP SECRET documents should...
2. Whenever a messenger service is used for the transmission of...
3. Exceptionally, TRES SECRET UE/EU TOP SECRET documents may be taken...
4. Within a given country, SECRET UE and CONFIDENTIEL UE documents...
5. The Commission Security Directorate will prepare instructions on the personal...
21.6. Extra copies and translations of and extracts from EU classified...
22. EUCI REGISTRIES, MUSTERS, CHECKS, ARCHIVE STORAGE AND DESTRUCTION OF EUCI...
1. Within the Commission, in each department, as required, one or...
2. When a department does not have a Local EUCI Registry,...
3. Local EUCI Registries shall report to the Head of department...
5. Officials assigned to the Local EUCI Registries shall be authorised...
6. Under the authority of the relevant Head of department the...
7. The Local EUCI Registries shall keep a register of the...
8. The general rules provided for in Section 21 shall apply...
22.2. The TRES SECRET UE/EU TOP SECRET Registry
1. A Central TRES SECRET UE/EU TOP SECRET Registry ensures the...
2. The Central TRES SECRET UE/EU TOP SECRET Registry will act...
3. When necessary, sub-registries shall be established, to be responsible for...
4. TRES SECRET UE/EU TOP SECRET sub-registries shall be set up...
5. Sub-registries may not transmit TRES SECRET UE/EU TOP SECRET documents...
6. All exchanges of TRES SECRET UE/EU TOP SECRET documents between...
22.3. Inventories, musters and checks of EU classified documents
22.5. Destruction of EU classified documents
1. To prevent the unnecessary accumulation of EU classified documents, those...
2. SECRET UE documents shall be destroyed by the registry responsible...
3. CONFIDENTIEL UE documents shall be destroyed by the registry responsible...
4. RESTREINT UE documents shall be destroyed by the registry responsible...
23. SECURITY MEASURES FOR SPECIFIC MEETINGS HELD OUTSIDE THE COMMISSION PREMISES...
24. BREACHES OF SECURITY AND COMPROMISE OF EU CLASSIFIED INFORMATION
25. PROTECTION OF EU CLASSIFIED INFORMATION HANDLED IN INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AND...
26. RELEASE OF EU CLASSIFIED INFORMATION TO THIRD STATES OR INTERNATIONAL...
1. The authority to release EU classified information to third States...
2. In principle, it is restricted to information classified up to...
3. Pending the conclusion of a security agreement, the Member of...
5. The Commission Security Policy Advisory Group's opinion shall be on...
6. The Member of the Commission responsible for security matters shall...
1. From time to time, the Commission may wish to cooperate...
2. The authority to release EU classified information to third States...
3. The Commission shall consider the wisdom of releasing classified information,...
5. The Commission Security Policy Advisory Group's opinion shall be on...
6. The documents released to the States or organisations covered in...
7. The member of the Commission responsible for security matters shall...
8. Once the Commission has approved the release of EU classified...
9. The Member of the Commission responsible for security matters shall...
10. The Commission Security Directorate shall take all the necessary measures...
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