Common use of The Security Trustee Clause in Contracts

The Security Trustee. 4.6.1. The Security Trustee shall serve as the sole liason with the Security Division on behalf of the provider throughout the contract period, coordinating all the actions required on the part of the provider by the provisions thereof, or by any other instruction that may be issued to the provider, from the Security Division in general and the Licensing Office in particular, as well as with the Information and Computers Department. 4.6.2. The Security Trustee shall receive a detailed briefing from an authorized representative of the Security Division, no later than one week after the appointment of the Security Trustee. The briefing shall include explanations and clarifications of the provisions herein. In addition, the Security Trustee shall be provided with additional general security requirements and procedures applying to all the visitors of the Airport area, with which the Security Trustee shall be required to comply and which he or she shall be required to instill in the employees of the provider and any other person acting on the provider's behalf. If the tender relates to matters of information and computers, the Trustee shall additionally be briefed on information security by a competent person from the Information and Computers Department. 4.6.3. The Security Trustee must be closely familiar with the provisions herein and with the other security and information security procedures that apply to the provider and any person on its behalf, and shall be required to enforce them. 4.6.4. The Security Trustee shall maintain regular contact with an authorized representative of the Security Division and Information and Computer Department and shall maintain through this representative with security procedures and rules that may relate to the provider's activity within the Airport area as required. 4.6.5. The Security Trustee shall approve by signature any application for an entry permit for the restricted areas for persons acting on behalf of the provider, and shall maintain ongoing internal monitoring of the validity of existing permits. 4.6.6. The Security Trustee shall attend an introductory meeting with an authorized representative of the Security Division and undergo security briefing by the authorized representative no later than 14 days before the beginning of the provision of services according to the present Procedure. 4.6.7. The Security Trustee is required to brief and update the employees of the provider on the applicable security and information security provisions and procedures, including those added from time to time. 4.6.8. The provider shall provide the Security Division with the name and information of its Security Trustee nominee for approval in accordance with Section 5 below. 4.6.9. The provider undertakes to transfer all the aforementioned information, as specified in Subsection 5.2 below. 4.6.10. The Security Division shall be entitled to require additional information beyond that specified in Section 5 below, to reject nominees, and require the provider to present other nominees instead of those rejected and replace an elected nominee - at any given time and at its sole discretion, without having to provide the provider with a reason for this. 4.6.11. The appointment of a Security Trustee shall be made, at the latest, approximately 30 days before the period of the services provision begins.

The Security Trustee. 4.6.1. The Security Trustee shall serve as the sole liason with the Security Division on behalf of the provider throughout the contract period, coordinating all the actions required on the part of the provider by the provisions thereof, or by any other instruction that may be issued to the provider, from the Security Division in general and the Licensing Office in particular, as well as with the Information and Computers Department.Department➁. 4.6.2. The Security Trustee shall receive a detailed briefing from an authorized representative of the Security Division, no later than one week after the appointment of the Security Trustee. The briefing shall include explanations and clarifications of the provisions herein. In addition, the Security Trustee shall be provided with additional general security requirements and procedures applying to all the visitors of the Airport area, with which the Security Trustee shall be required to comply and which he or she shall be required to instill in the employees of the provider and any other person acting on the provider's behalf. If the tender relates to matters of information and computers, the Trustee shall additionally be briefed on information security by a competent person from the Information and Computers Department. 4.6.3. The Security Trustee must be closely familiar with the provisions herein and with the other security and information security procedures that apply to the provider and any person on its behalf, and shall be required to enforce them. 4.6.4. The Security Trustee shall maintain regular contact with an authorized representative of the Security Division and Information and Computer Department Department➁ and shall maintain through this representative with security procedures and rules that may relate to the provider's activity within the Airport area as required. 4.6.5. The Security Trustee shall approve by signature any application for an entry permit for the restricted areas for persons acting on behalf of the provider, and shall maintain ongoing internal monitoring of the validity of existing permits. 4.6.6. The Security Trustee shall attend an introductory meeting with an authorized representative of the Security Division and undergo security briefing by the authorized representative no later than 14 days before the beginning of the provision of services according to the present Procedure. 4.6.7. The Security Trustee is required to brief and update the employees of the provider on the applicable security and information security provisions and procedures, including those added from time to time. 4.6.8. The provider shall provide the Security Division with the name and information of its Security Trustee nominee for approval in accordance with Section 5 below. 4.6.9. The provider undertakes to transfer all the aforementioned information, as specified in Subsection 5.2 below. 4.6.10. The Security Division shall be entitled to require additional information beyond that specified in Section 5 below, to reject nominees, and require the provider to present other nominees instead of those rejected and replace an elected nominee - at any given time and at its sole discretion, without having to provide the provider with a reason for this. 4.6.11. The appointment of a Security Trustee shall be made, at the latest, approximately 30 days before the period of the services provision begins.

The Security Trustee. 4.6.1. The Security Trustee shall serve as the sole liason with the Security Division on behalf of the provider throughout the contract period, coordinating all the actions required on the part of the provider by the provisions thereof, or by any other instruction that may be issued to the provider, from the Security Division in general and the Licensing Office in particular, as well as with the Information and Computers Department. 4.6.2. The Security Trustee shall receive a detailed briefing from an authorized 66 representative of the Security Division, no later than one week after the appointment of the Security Trustee. The briefing shall include explanations and clarifications of the provisions herein. In addition, the Security Trustee shall be provided with additional general security requirements and procedures applying to all the visitors of the Airport area, with which the Security Trustee shall be required to comply and which he or she shall be required to instill in the employees of the provider and any other person acting on the provider's behalf. If the tender relates to matters of information and computers, the Trustee shall additionally be briefed on information security by a competent person from the Information and Computers Department. 4.6.3. The Security Trustee must be closely familiar with the provisions herein and with the other security and information security procedures that apply to the provider and any person on its behalf, and shall be required to enforce them. 4.6.4. The Security Trustee shall maintain regular contact with an authorized representative of the Security Division and Information and Computer Department and shall maintain through this representative with security procedures and rules that may relate to the provider's activity within the Airport area as required. 4.6.5. The Security Trustee shall approve by signature any application for an entry permit for the restricted areas for persons acting on behalf of the provider, and shall maintain ongoing internal monitoring of the validity of existing permits. 4.6.6. The Security Trustee shall attend an introductory meeting with an authorized representative of the Security Division and undergo security briefing by the authorized representative no later than 14 days before the beginning of the provision of services according to the present Procedure. 4.6.7. The Security Trustee is required to brief and update the employees of the provider on the applicable security and information security provisions and procedures, including those added from time to time. 4.6.8. The provider shall provide the Security Division with the name and information of its Security Trustee nominee for approval in accordance with Section 5 below.. 67 4.6.9. The provider undertakes to transfer all the aforementioned information, as specified in Subsection 5.2 below. 4.6.10. The Security Division shall be entitled to require additional information beyond that specified in Section 5 below, to reject nominees, and require the provider to present other nominees instead of those rejected and replace an elected nominee - at any given time and at its sole discretion, without having to provide the provider with a reason for this. 4.6.11. The appointment of a Security Trustee shall be made, at the latest, approximately 30 days before the period of the services provision begins.