External Access Clause Samples

External Access. Federal, state, and local prosecutors shall make requests for BWC footage directly to the Court Liaison Officer or Records Division. In accordance with current practice, should an officer receive a subpoena for BWC footage, the officer shall direct the subpoena to the Court Liaison’s Office. The Prosecutor’s Office shall provide a copy of the subpoena as soon as practicable to the Evidence Officer for response.
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External Access. The competition venue or host must provide dedicated bandwidth to support a minimum of 200 wireless users in the print media workroom and at courtside or other areas. Minimum bandwidth requirements will be determined by the NCAA during its site visit to the competition venue.
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External Access. This section establishes the terms and conditions and procedures of Unisys access to certain of UHS’ Systems noted on the Security Form (“United IS”).
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External Access. BWC recordings related to an ongoing investigation or in support of a prosecution may be provided by the recording officer to the applicable law enforcement entity. Should an officer receive a subpoena for BWC footage, the officer shall direct the subpoena as soon as practicable to the commander of the Information Services Group for response, with a copy to the Office of the Legal Advisor. Officers shall not allow citizens to review the BWC recordings. However, BWC recordings may be requested by the public pursuant to a public records request (M.G.L. c. 66 §10).
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External Access a. Any use of systems such as Internet shall include a security audit, and have sophisticated access filters (fire walls), fire wall configuration and maintenance, application protecting proxy software, or multiple levels of encryption; b. Provide for, or recommend for purchase, site licenses for all commercial software used by the GISD modernized system which extends use to Conference exhibit booths, at other Government agencies such as at the International Trade Center at Federal Triangle, and at Patent and Trademark Depository Libraries; c. Provide for sale to the public of the knowledge base system software, data, and software licenses for CD-ROM, or other electronic data bases such as the PTO Bulletin Board, or the Internet; and d. Provide a mechanism for direct electronic access to data base information and documents by the public, Patent and Trademark Depository Libraries, or such places as other Government agencies like the International Trade Center at Federal Triangle, or at an exhibit booth at a remote national conference only as specified by the Contracting Officer's Technical Representative. C.5.3 The Contractor shall design, develop, provide, and maintain usage manuals, training manuals, and guide cards for the use of the system (and in quantities) as specified by the Contracting Officer's Technical Representative. C.5.4 The Contractor shall provide the staff training necessary for the efficient, effective utilization of each component of the turnkey system. C.5.5 The knowledge base data compiled as a result of this Contract shall be the property of the Government. C.5.6 The Contractor shall provide for system battery backup, automatic restart, data base maintenance backup, backup at regular intervals, and/or redundancy as specified by the Contracting Officer's Technical Representative. C.5.7 The Contractor shall provide for physical hardware security for all components of the system including those provided by the Government. 50-PAPT-5-00045 Section D
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