d to ensure by appropriate means that safety instructions are also drawn up in regional or minority languages;

(2) The operator of an airport must publish security instructions and prohibitions for passengers and other persons in a suitable manner.

A co-driver may act as a Security Guard provided that his instructions also define his responsibility for security.

3.2 Night watchmen, door keepers and other security guards must be trustworthy and are to be given precise instructions as to their duties.

If the latter confirms the orders in writing, the member of temporary staff shall carry them out unless they are manifestly illegal or constitute a breach of the relevant safety standards.

(3) Everyone is obliged to behave in compliance with the provisions this Act and regulations issued on its basis, and safety programmes and other instructions when in a public airport or in an aircraft.

If the immediate superior considers that the orders must be executed promptly, the member of temporary staff shall carry them out unless they are manifestly illegal or constitute a breach of the relevant safety standards.

If such is not available, they should be deposited, against signature on each occasion they are drawn and returned, with the departmental or headquarters Duty Officer, who should be security cleared and instructed as to who is authorised to draw them from him.

a) Legislation, regulations, safety guides and technical criteria on nuclear safety regulatory matters regarding siting, design, construction, operation, decommissioning of nuclear facilities, waste management and environmental impact,

The Competent Security Authorities, each within the jurisdiction of its own state, shall prepare, distribute and supervise security instructions and procedures for the protection of the classified information exchanged as a result of any other agreement between the Parties.

In order to support employers in improving safety and health at work, the Government shall establish and develop the information system, reform educational and training programmes and develop of safety practice methods through counselling, free instruction and other instruments.

1. as administrator of a public airport it does not communicate to the Administration required data for publication of general conditions for the use of the public airport, tariffs and prices (first paragraph of Article 95), 2. it erects new or increases or raises the height of existing obstructions without the prior consent of the competent body (first and second paragraphs of Article 112) 3. an obstruction constructed or increased without consent or without taking into account the conditions of the consent is not removed at the owner` s expense (fourth paragraph of Article 112), 4. as operator or administrator of an airport, air carrier or provider of ground care services does not participate in the preparation and implementation of measures and procedures of security or does not proceed in compliance with the provisions of this Act and regulations issued on its basis or in compliance with security programmes and other instructions (second and third paragraphs of Article 125), 5. as administrator of a public airport does not provide technical and technological security conditions (third paragraph of Article 127) 6. as administer of an airport does not publish security instructions and bans for passengers and other persons in a suitable manner (second paragraph of Article 131), 7. as owner of an infrastructure facility who is not also owner of the land on which the facility is located does not ensure that this facility serves permanently only for the purposes of the airport (fourth paragraph of Article 156), 8. as operator of other infrastructure at a public airport located in an individual part of the airport, does not care for maintenance of such infrastructure (fifth paragraph of Article 158), 9. as administrator of a public airport determines operating times of the public airport without the prescribed coordination (first paragraph of Article 162), 10. as operator of a public airport of local importance does not ensure operation of the airport in compliance with decisions of the Administration (second paragraph of Article 162).

Avoid release to the environment. Refer to special instructions/Safety data sheets.

The time period for the scheduled inspection of the safety components must be clearly indicated in the instruction manual.

If the latter confirms the orders in writing, the official shall carry them out unless they are manifestly illegal or constitute a breach of the relevant safety standards.

Subject to the provisions of regulation XI-2/3 and XI-2/7, Contracting Governments shall set security levels and provide guidance for protection from security incidents.

At security level 3, the ship should comply with the instructions issued by those responding to the security incident or threat thereof.

At security level 3, the port facility should comply with instructions issued by those responding to the security incident or threat thereof.

At security level 3, the port facility should comply with the instructions issued by those responding to the security incident or threat thereof.

The PFSP should establish the procedures to be followed when, on the instructions of the Contracting Government, the PFSO requests a Declaration of Security (DoS) or when a DoS is requested by a ship.

If the immediate superior considers that the orders must be executed promptly, the official shall carry them out unless they are manifestly illegal or constitute a breach of the relevant safety standards.

The packaging of detergents shall indicate the content, in accordance with the specifications provided for in Annex VII A. It shall also indicate instructions for use and special precautions, if required.

The plan should also indicate the additional, or intensified, security measures the ship itself can take to move to and operate at security level 2 when instructed to do so.

Furthermore, the plan should indicate the possible preparatory actions the ship could take to allow prompt response to the instructions that may be issued to the ship by those responding at security level 3 to a security incident or threat thereof.

Furthermore, the plan should indicate the possible preparatory actions the port facility could take to allow prompt response to the instructions that may be issued by those responding at security level 3 to a security incident or threat thereof.

Even at security level 3 a master may seek clarification or amendment of instructions issued by those responding to a security incident, or threat thereof, if there are reasons to believe that compliance with any instruction may imperil the safety of the ship.

Prior to entering a port or whilst in a port within the territory of a Contracting Government that has set security level 2 or 3, the ship shall acknowledge receipt of this instruction and shall confirm to the port facility security officer the initiation of the implementation of the appropriate measures and procedures as detailed in the ship security plan, and in the case of security level 3, in instructions issued by the Contracting Government which has set security level 3.

When a port facility security officer is advised that a ship encounters difficulties in complying with the requirements of chapter XI-2 or this part or in implementing the appropriate measures and procedures as detailed in the ship security plan, and in the case of security level 3 following any security instructions given by the Contracting Government within whose territory the port facility is located, the port facility security officer and the ship security officer shall liaise and coordinate appropriate actions.

safety instructions,

the directions for use and, where appropriate, a safety recommendation;

directions for use and where appropriate, a safety recommendation;

Take all normal precautions for trace mercury analysis.

the directions for use and any safety recommendations regarding the use of premixtures;

the extent to which complete safety instructions have been provided to passengers in their native language or languages;

(b) the equipment necessary to carry out the general measures indicated in the safety instructions referred to in 5.4.3, in particular:

The Security Committee shall meet as instructed by the Council, at the request of the Secretary-General/High Representative or of an NSA.

The form of routine safety announcements and the posting of instructions and guidance on emergency procedures in the appropriate language(s).

If the latter confirms the orders in writing, the official shall carry them out unless they are manifestly illegal or constitute a breach of the relevant safety standards.

the relevant provisions of paragraphs 2 to 6 of MSC/Circular 699, on revised guidelines for passenger safety instructions, are applied;

Thus, by virtue of this provision, respect for superiors takes precedence unless the irregular instruction constitutes a breach of the law or is in conflict with safety requirements.

Detailed rules applicable to the transmission of EU classified information shall be set out in specific security instructions approved by the Council upon recommendation of the Council Security Committee.

The instructions for use must also include details allowing the medical staff to brief the patient on any centra-indications and any precautions to be taken.

If the immediate superior considers that the orders must be executed promptly, the official shall carry them out unless they are manifestly illegal or constitute a breach of the relevant safety standards.

If the officials [or other servants] then receive written confirmation of the instructions from their superior, they shall carry them out unless they constitute a breach of criminal law or of the relevant safety standards` (Article 21).

The person designated to carry the classified material must read and sign a security briefing that contains, as a minimum, the instructions listed above and procedures to be followed in an emergency or in case the package containing the classified material is challenged by customs or airport security officials.

The security instructions for the meeting should require all persons concerned to wear and display their badges prominently at all times within the place of the meeting, so that they can be checked as needed by security personnel.

(d) implementing rules relating to the physical security of buildings, on the basis of the instructions of the Security Directorate of the Directorate-General for Personnel and Administration, and in particular administering the "security contract" ( contrat gardiennage );

CONFIDENTIEL UE documents shall be destroyed by the registry responsible for those documents, under the supervision of a cleared person Their destruction shall be recorded in accordance with national regulations and, in the case of GSC or EU decentralised agencies, according to instructions from the SG/HR or DSG [SVII(33)].

The Secretary-General/High Representative or, where appropriate, the Head of an EU decentralised agency, shall establish an INFOSEC Office to provide guidance to the security authority on the implementation and control of special security features designed as part of SYSTEMS.

the distribution of TRČS SECRET UE/EU TOP SECRET documents in accordance with the instructions of the originator or on a need-to-know basis, having first checked that the addressee has the requisite security clearance;