Its level of classification is identified by specific markings.

Such information will bear the level of classification and denote the country of origin.

Comparability of the classification level

2.1 The physical security arrangements in any area or office where classified information or material is stored will depend upon the volume and level of classification of the information or material held.

Where guards are used to protect information or material that is not safeguarded against access, they must be security cleared to the highest level of classification of the information or material being guarded.

The equivalence of national security classification levels is as follows:

The equivalence of national security classification level markings is as follows:

The Parties will afford to all of the transmitted, received, produced or developed classified information the same degree of security protection as is provided to their own classified information of equivalent level of classification, as defined in Articles 2 and 5 of this Agreement.

The Parties agreed on mutual comparability of stated levels of classification as follows:

Classified information shall be marked in one of the following security classification levels:

(2) In case of reproduction of the classified information their original classification level shall be reproduced too.

The relevant bodies shall inform about the change of the classification level or declassification without any delay.

Security classification level shall be altered or removed only by its originator, in accordance with the national laws of the Contracting Parties.

The classified information exchanged during a visit shall have the same degree of protection and classification level as that of the originating Party.

b) inform the Recipient Party of any conditions for release or limitations on the use of Classified Information, and of any subsequent changes in classification levels.

(1) Translation of classified information may be done only by persons having the security clearance corresponding to the classification level of the original document.

Classified Information released under this Agreement shall be marked with the appropriate security classification level under the national legislation of the Parties.

Classified Information released under this Agreement shall be marked with security classification levels as appropriate under the national legislation of the Parties.

(c) Name and identity of the living modified organism, as well as the domestic classification, if any, of the biosafety level of the living modified organism in the State of export.

Classified Information released under this Agreement shall be marked with security classification levels as appropriate under the national laws of the Contracting Parties.

The Parties shall afford to Classified Information referred to in this Agreement the same protection as to their own information of the corresponding level of security classification.

afford the same degree of protection to Classified Information as provided to their own Classified Information of equivalent security classification level; ensure that Classified Information is marked with equivalent security classification markings in accordance with the provision of the second paragraph of Article 2;

6.3 Small items of classified equipment should be stored in a security container with a security standard and level of protected position similar to that for a document of the same classification (see PART D).

The Contracting Party which receives the classified information shall determine a comparable security classification level to that of the Contracting Party that defined this information as classified.

(1) For the achievement of the provisions of the present Agreement, the Parties ensure the protection of information according to the level of security classification established by the providing Party of this information.

(2) The relevant body of the state of the releasing Party shall deliver to the relevant body of the state of the receiving Party the list of classified information provided within the classified contract including their classification levels.

(2) Relevant body of the state of the receiving Party shall change the classification level or declassify, or ensure the change or declassification only on the basis of a written announcement or request of the relevant body of the state of the releasing Party.

The Originating Party shall ensure that Classified Information is marked with an appropriate security classification level in accordance with its national laws, and inform the Recipient Party of any conditions of release or limitations on its use.

A developed and functioning system of controlled evidencing and classification of waste and the possibility of recycling is an essential element of the comprehensive strategy for environmental protection at the level of both local communities and the entire country.

(1) Released classified information shall be marked by the relevant body of the state of the receiving Party or on his/her incentive with a comparable classification level according to Article 2 of this Agreement in accordance with the national legislation.

The Recipient Party shall, in accordance with its national laws, afford the equivalent level of protection to Classified Information as afforded by the Originating Party, ensure that Classified Information is marked with equivalent classification levels in accordance with provision of Article 2 Paragraph 4, and ensure that classification is not altered except if authorised in writing by the Originating Party.

In choosing the security level, the Sector for International Police Co-operation shall take account of the classification of the information under its national regulations, as well as the need for the operational flexibility required for an adequate functioning of Europol.

A developed and functioning system of controlled evidencing and classification of waste, the possibility of recycling, and an effective system of wastewater management are essential elements of a comprehensive environmental protection strategy at the levels of local communities and the entire country.

a) ` classified information` is information, no matter in what carrier or form preserved, which is subject of protection against unauthorized manipulation according to the legislation of the states of the Parties, and which were according to this legislation appropriately marked with the classification level,

Relevant bodies of the states of the Parties are obliged to inform each other about any changes in the certificate on security clearances and the certificate on industrial security which are connected with the activities performed according to this Agreement, especially if they were revoked or the classification level was decreased.

an area of controlled use is an area under /specifically restricted levels / of the airport (horizontal, vertical and /other restricted levels/ depending on the extent to which the airport is fitted with navigation equipment), determined in relation to existing or planned markings of the airport according to the ICAO classification and depending on the extent to which the airport is fitted with navigation equipment, and in which interventions and construction of facilities is controlled in order to ensure flight safety so that facilities may not come closer than a specified distance to the manoeuvring space of the airport;

the level of classification;

At the most detailed level of classification, an industry includes all local KAUs in the same class (four digit level) of NACE Rev. 1 and therefore engaged in the same activity as that defined in NACE Rev. 1.

At the most detailed level of classification, an industry includes all local KAUs in the same class (four digits) of NACE Rev. 1 and which are therefore engaged in the same activity as defined in this nomenclature (ESA 95, 2.108).

Whereas there is no need for any further classification of less-favoured areas at Community level;

The classification of the principal activity is determined with reference to NACE Rev. 1, first at the highest level of the classification and then at more detailed levels (ESA 95, 3.10).

Each level in a classification of economic activities can usually be defined by its characteristic goods or services.

accuracy, which is defined in view of the response rate, estimated data, adequacy of classifications and the level of corrections,

See variable 32 18 0 and classification of products according to activities for insurance and pension funding services: five-digit level and subcategories 66.03.21 and 66.03.22.

Article 35 of Directive 91/674/EEC and classification of products according to activities for insurance and pension funding services: five-digit level and subcategories 66.03.21, 66.03.22.

Article 38 of Directive 91/674/EEC and classification of products according to activities for insurance and pension funding services: five-digit level and subcategories 66.03.21, 66.03.22.

Articles 40 and 41 of Directive 91/674/EEC and classification of products according to activities for insurance and pension funding services: five-digit level and subcategories 66.03.21, 66.03.22.