Decree of the National Security Office No. 244 / 1998 Coll.
Decree of the National Security Office on the details of the determination and designation of the level of secrecy and procedures for the creation, registration, transfer, transport, lending, storage, other handling and shredding of classified documents
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244
DECLARATION
National Security Office
of 14 October 1998
on details of the determination and designation of the classification level and procedures for the creation, registration, transfer, transport, lending, storage, other handling and shredding of classified documents
According to Articles 6 (5) and 48 (2) of Act No. 148 / 1998 Coll., on the protection of classified information and on the amendment of certain laws, the National Security Authority shall determine:
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Confidential documents
For the purposes of this decree, classified documents shall be documents, supporting media and other materials containing classified information expressed in whatever form.
Determination of the classification level
(1) The classification of a classified document shall be determined according to the importance of the protected interest, the gravity of the contents of the classified document and using the classified information list.
(2) When determining the classification level, each document emerging or part thereof shall be assessed separately. In the case of a classified document composed of several parts, the classification level shall be determined by the part with the highest classification level or higher.
(3) In justified cases, the level of classification may be limited in time. In such cases, the confidentiality period shall be indicated at the classified level indicated by the words "INCLUDING DO............................................................................................................................................
Classification
(1) A classified document shall be classified as follows:
(a) "CLOSE SECRET" and "PT" in the reference number,
(b) "SECRET" and "T" in the reference number,
(c) "CONFIDENTIAL" and "D" in the reference number; or
(d) "RESERVED" and "V" in the reference number.
(2) The degree of secrecy shall be indicated on a classified document of a paper nature on the front of its first sheet, on the top right. The classification level "Top Secret 'or" Secret' shall be indicated on each side of the classified document containing the information at the top and bottom.
(3) The degree of secrecy shall be indicated on classified documents of non-paper nature on the descriptive label, envelope, packaging, etc.
(4) The marking of the classification level shall be carried out by the written word referred to in paragraph 1 or by means of a stamp conforming to the specimen set out in Annex 1 to this Order.
Amendment or revocation of the classification level
(1) The level of confidentiality shall be changed or cancelled:
(a) after the expiry of the period for which it was fixed;
(b) the reasons for the secrecy shall be waived;
(c) after the expiry of the shredding period during the shredding procedure of classified documents marked with the "A" (archive) or "V" (selection), if the reason for the secret is missing. In the event that the reason for the secrecy does not go beyond that, a new shredding period shall be indicated on the classified documents or the period for which the classified document must be classified shall be indicated by the words "SECURITISATION DO............................................................................................................................................................................................................
(d) where it has been established in contravention of the list of classified information or unduly. In such cases, the authority of the State or organisation where the original classification level has been established or their successor in title shall draw the attention of the person who has established this fact and, if not, the National Security Office ("the Office '). Where, on the basis of an alert, an amendment or cancellation of the classification level is made, the person who made the amendment shall notify the addressees of the classified document in writing.
(2) The change or cancellation of the classification level referred to in paragraph 1 (b) and (d) shall be decided by the statutory authority of the authority of the State or organisation where the original classification level has been established or by the person empowered by it.
(3) The change or cancellation of the classification level shall be done by crossing out the indicated classification level so that it remains legible. In the event of a change, the new classification level shall be marked at the original classification level. An alert shall be made on the amendment or cancellation of the classification level in the relevant Protocol and the classified document shall be recorded in the Protocol according to the new classification level. The amendment or cancellation of the classification level shall be confirmed by an entry on the document stating the reason, the date of execution, the name, the surname and the signature of the person who made the change or cancellation of the classification level. In the event that classified documents of the "Secret '," Confidential' or "Reserved 'classification are registered in one of the Rules of Procedure, an amendment to the classification level shall be made by crossing out the abbreviation of the classification in the order number of the Rules of Procedure, indicating the abbreviation of the new classification level and the entry in that Protocol.
(4) When the classification of a classified document under the shredding procedure is lifted, it shall not be re-registered in the relevant Protocol if the document is destroyed or transferred to the archives.
ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT AND TRANSMISSION AND TRANSMISSION SUPPORT
Administrative aids
(1) For the purposes of this decree, administrative aid shall be deemed to be:
(a) the Protocol of Procedure, which is a book or a notebook for the registration of a classified document. The Protocol shall contain the relevant entries in accordance with the model set out in Annex 2 to this Order,
(b) an auxiliary protocol which is a book or a notebook for recording movements of classified documents within a State or organisation. The Auxiliary Protocol shall contain the items in accordance with the model set out in Annex 3 to this Order,
(c) a manipulation book which is a book or a notebook for the receipt and transmission of a classified document by the person who creates the classified document or which has been transmitted to it for processing. The Manipulative Book shall contain the items in accordance with the model set out in Annex 4 to this Decree,
(d) a delivery book which is a book or a notebook for the transmission of a classified document. The delivery book shall include the items in accordance with the model set out in Annex 5 to this Order,
(e) a loan book which is a book or a notebook for recording loans already deposited with a classified document. The loan book shall contain the items in accordance with the model set out in Annex 6 to this Order,
(f) a system approved by a statutory authority which allows the conduct of a protocol or an auxiliary protocol by means of computer tools, provided that it contains the entries as administrative aids referred to in (a) or (b), is effectively secured against subsequent or other unauthorised interference in the records held, against access by an unauthorised person and records in a demonstrable manner any changes made to the records kept;
(g) a note of the classified document for keeping an overview of persons who have become familiar with the classified document with the State authority or organisation. The model of the classified document control sheet is set out in Annex 6a to this Decree.
(2) In addition to the administrative aids referred to in paragraph 1, additional administrative aids may be used where justified.
(3) The administrative aids referred to in points (a), (b), (c) and (e) of paragraph 1 and other administrative aids referred to in paragraph 2, which are a book or a notebook, must be adapted (authenticated) before being taken into account by continuously numbering and stitching their leaves. On the inside of the plates, the ends of the stitching shall be glued, the stamp shall be stamped with the name of the authority of the State or an organisation exceeding the edge of the gluing, a document showing the number of sheets and the signature of the Security Director or the person responsible for protecting classified information (hereinafter referred to as "the authorised person ') and the date of secondment to use.
(4) At the end of the calendar year, serial numbers of the numbers of the negotiating classified documents shall cease to be assigned to the Protocol or to the Assistant Protocol, which shall be carried out by means of computer equipment, in the end of the calendar year. The Protocol or the Auxiliary Protocol shall be printed in the form of a graphic document, as appropriate, and at the latest at the beginning of the following calendar year, after all the numbers of the acts which have been assigned from the Protocol or the Auxiliary Protocol by means of the Computer. The publication of the Protocol or the Auxiliary Protocol in the form of a graphic document shall also take place when the person in charge of the Protocol is amended. The Protocol or the Auxiliary Protocol for the previous calendar year, printed in the form of a graphic document, shall be adapted in the manner set out in paragraph 3.
(5) The security document shall be drawn up by the person in charge of the management of the Protocol in the case of familiarisation with the classified document or in the case of borrowing of the classified document to the person in accordance with Section 24. A classified document checklist shall not become part of the classified document but shall be deposited with it. The security note shall be shredded or archived together with the classified document.
(6) The records of administrative aids issued referred to in paragraphs 1 and 2, other than delivery books, shall be kept by the authorised person.
Portable
For the purposes of this decree, all types of cases, suitcases, suitcases, portable safety deposit boxes, courier bags, etc. A condition for their use for the transport of classified documents is the possibility of locking them (e.g. mechanical, code lock, etc.) or ensuring against unauthorised handling of their contents without the knowledge of the user (e.g. sealing, sealing, etc.). Each portable box must be marked at a visible location: "Do not open and hand over immediately to the Police Department of the Czech Republic or the National Security Office!"
Storage objects
All kinds of safes and lockable metal cabinets are considered as storage objects for the purposes of this decree.
MANIPULATION WITH THE SECRET WRITTEN
Receipt of a classified document
(1) A consignment of classified documents (hereinafter referred to as "the consignment") shall be accepted by the authorised person or person designated for such receipt (the mail office). Where the consignment is carried out by a person designated for that purpose, it shall be forwarded to the person to whom it relates for registration without delay. The receipt of the consignment shall be confirmed by signature to the bearer, in a manner that guarantees the durability of the font (ink, pen, etc.), the date and stamp of the authority of the State or organisation.
(2) If an external defect occurs in the case of a consignment delivered (e.g. if there are no stamps on the envelopes or if the stamp is damaged, if any, the envelope is torn or it is obvious that the contents of the classified documents may have been made known to an unauthorised person), the authorised person or the person designated to receive the consignments shall immediately draw up an official record. A copy of the official record shall be sent to the consignor.
(3) If, after opening the envelope or packaging of the consignment, it is found that the classified document has been addressed to another addressee, the consignee shall immediately send it to the correct addressee or return it to the consignor. The title of the classified document shall appear on the cover page "Accidentally ', the designation and address of the authority of the State or organisation which has received the classified document by mistake, the date and signature of the authorised person.
Registration of a classified document
(1) All classified documents, received or generated in a State authority or organisation, shall be recorded in the relevant administrative documents referred to in Article 5 (1) (a) or (f). The records shall be carried out or carried out by the authorised person.
(2) The classified documents of the "Top Secret" classification level shall be recorded in a separate protocol. The classified documents of the "Secret '," Confidential' and "Reserved 'classification may be registered in a single protocol.
(3) The classified documents delivered shall bear:
(a) the name of the consignee;
(b) the date of registration;
(c) the reference number of the beneficiary.
This information may be indicated by means of a post stamp.
(4) A State authority or organisation may, for the purposes of recording movements of classified documents from the negotiating protocols to the non-conducting organisational departments, establish ancillary negotiating protocols on those organisational units. The recording of the movement of a classified document in the auxiliary negotiating protocols shall be carried out in accordance with the principles set out in paragraph 2. The classified documents shall be entered under the assigned order numbers of the Rules of Procedure in the Assistant Rules of Procedure.
(5) Where a classified document is taken over, such as during official negotiations, consultations or inspections, it shall be forwarded without delay to the authorised person for registration in the Protocol. When transporting such a classified document, the conditions of Paragraph 19 must be complied with.
(6) The consignments delivered on the inner envelope or packaging are not opened by the authorised person, recorded unopened and transmitted to the addressee by the shortest route. The addressee shall immediately communicate to the delegate the additional information needed to register the classified document in the Protocol.
(7) He who creates or has been assigned a classified document records it in the assigned handling book. The alert shall be made without delay after receipt of the classified document or the assignment of the number of the case for the underlying classified document. A person who only familiarises himself with classified documents without assignment does not record such familiarisation in his handbook, but confirms them in the control sheet of classified documents.
(8) In the case of a larger number of classified documents relating to the same case (observations, opinions or sub-reports), this may be based on the relevant number of the hearing record (Annex 7 to this Order), which shall be indicated in the Protocol.
(9) At the end of the calendar year, the Protocol shall be concluded by underlining the whole of the minutes and thereby terminating the allocation of new serial numbers and numbers negotiating that year. A record of the number of negotiating numbers used, signed by the authorised person and his superior, shall be entered under the emphasis.
Correction of registration
(1) The correction of the registration in administrative documents shall be as follows:
(a) the original entry shall be crossed out so that it remains legible;
(b) a new entry shall be made, indicating the date and the legible signature of the person making the correction;
(c) in the event of a change in the classification level, a reference to the reference to the reference number under which the classified document has been newly registered (text part of Annex No 2) shall be included in the Protocol. Similarly, a change in the classification level shall be made for the classified document dealt with in the Auxiliary Protocol, if it is conducted, and in the Manipulative Book.
(2) Similarly, corrections shall be made to the entries in the administrative aids referred to in Article 5 (1) (f), indicating the names of the persons who made the corrections. After printing these devices, the marked person shall attach his own signature.
Forms of classified paper of a paper nature
(1) A classified document of a paper nature shall bear the name of the authority of the State or organisation in which the classified document was created, the reference number, the level of cover, the number of copies, the number of sheets, the number of annexes and the number of sheets.
(2) The number of copies, the number of sheets, the number of annexes and the number of their sheets shall be indicated on the front of the first sheet, on the top right, under cover. The number of annexes and their sheets shall be expressed by a fraction, the numerator of which is the number of annexes and the denominator of which is the total number of sheets (Annex 8 to this Decree). The documents or pages of the classified document shall be numbered continuously. The sheets or pages of the Annexes shall be numbered separately. The documents of the classified document, as well as the sheets of the individual annexes, shall be sewn together or otherwise fixed.
(3) The Annex shall be marked with the number of the classified document acting by indicating on the front of the first sheet in the upper right-hand section: "Annex No. The classification level of each classified annex shall be the same as that of the classified document. The annex shall have its own identification of the number of sheets. The handling of classified documents containing annexes to different levels of secrecy shall be subject to the highest level of secrecy. The disconnected attachment shall be handled according to its classification level.
Reference number of the classified document
(1) The reference document number shall consist of:
(a) an abbreviation of the classification level;
(b) the serial number of the relevant Protocol;
(c) slash,
(d) the year in which the serial number was assigned.
(2) Additional information or features, as determined by the authority of the State or organisation, may be provided after the act. These particulars or characters shall be separated from the reference number by a dash (Annex No 8).
(3) In the case of the classified files of the courts and prosecutors, the file mark may contain an abbreviation of the classification level behind that mark, from which it is separated by a slash. Such files shall, however, always bear the number of the classified document in addition to the file mark.
(1) Notes or sub-information containing classified information shall only be recorded in a notebook or book, adjusted in accordance with the provisions of Section 5 (3), or on a medium operating in a certified technical device. The records of notebooks or books issued shall be kept by the authorised person.
(2) Whoever has drawn up a classified document shall give instructions for the completion of the paper (in how many copies the classified document is to be drawn up, to which addressees are to be sent, etc.). The copies of the classified document shall be taken only in the number shown on the distribution list. Whoever makes the papers will destroy the faulty or supernumerical copies. Following the completion of the cleanup, the processor shall immediately destroy the classified documents of concepts which are not written in the notebook or book.
Forms of a classified document of non-paper nature
(1) Carrying media and other materials containing classified information shall be provided with a descriptive label indicating the name of the authority of the State or organisation where the classified document was created, the reference number or other registration number, or an annex to the act number and the classification level.
(2) Carrying media and other materials containing classified information shall be provided with a movement note containing the particulars referred to in Section 11 when sending them.
Copy, copy, translation and extract
(1) A copy, copy, translation or extract for the purposes of this Order means the production of a written record or a certain number of copies of a classified document.
(2) A copy, copy or extract may be drawn up from a classified document of the "Top Secret" classification level only on the basis of the written consent of the statutory authority or the authorised person of the authority of the State or organisation in which the classified document was created. The written consent shall include the reference number of the classified document, the number of copies, the reason for the copy, the name and the signature of the person who gave the consent and the date on which the consent was granted. The written consent shall be attached to the original of the classified document.
(3) A copy, copy or extract of a classified document of the classification grade "Secret," "Confidential" or "Reserved" may be made out only with the consent of a direct superior registered in that classified document.
(4) The translation of a classified document may be drawn up only with the written consent of the direct superior registered in that document.
(5) A copy, a copy, a copy, a translation or an extract shall appear on the classified document, the date of the copy, the number of copies, the reason for the copy, the name of the person who gave the consent and the name and signature of the person who made them.
(6) An extract of a classified document shall be made only in a notebook or book.
(7) The translation of the classified document shall be marked with the same level of secrecy as the original and shall be registered as a copy thereof.
Transmission of a classified document
(1) The secret document shall be transmitted against the signature.
(2) Within the authority of the State or the organisation, a classified document shall be transmitted against the signature in the Protocol of Procedure, the Auxiliary Protocol, the Service Book or the Handbook. Transmission of classified documents shall take place:
(a) between the organisational services through the negotiating protocols;
(b) within the organisational unit, by means of an auxiliary protocol, if not by means of a protocol.
Sending a classified document
(1) The secret document is sent in two envelopes as follows:
(a) the consignor, the full number of the proceedings, the level of secrecy in the upper right and the addressees shall be indicated on the upper left. All connections of the envelope shall be glued over the entire length and stamped by the authority or organisation and signed by the authorised person. The stamps and signatures shall be in excess of the adhesive tape. When using a transparent adhesive tape, the stamp and signature of the authorised person shall be glued to the tape. An envelope with a classified document sent by the courier service shall be marked "KURÍREM '. If the consignment is to be opened only by the consignee, the envelope shall be marked with the words" OPENING',
(b) in the case of the dispatch of a classified document by post, the particulars as in the case of the inner envelope shall appear on the outer envelope, but neither the classification level nor the abbreviation thereof shall be indicated in the reference number. The envelope shall be of such quality that the data on the inner envelope are not legible. A classified document shall be sent by post by registered mail with a receipt,
(c) in the case of the sending of a classified document by courier service, the outer envelope shall always be the portable box referred to in Section 6.
(2) A receipt for the receipt of a classified document (Annex 9 to this Order) shall be entered in the internal envelope with classified documents of the "Top Secret 'and" Secret' classification grade, endorsed by the addressee by signature and stamp, dated and returned to the consignor without delay. The return receipt shall be attached to the copy of the classified document if it is intended for storage by the consignor.
(3) In the event that a classified document cannot be inserted into an envelope, it shall be placed in solid packages which are secured and labelled in a similar manner to the internal and external envelope.
(4) A classified document of the same classification level or a classified document of the "Confidential 'and" Reserved' classification level may be entered in one envelope, sent to the same addressee.
(5) The secret document is to be transmitted for transport against signature.
Transport of a classified document
(1) The transfer of a classified document shall, for the purposes of this Order, be understood to mean its delivery to the addressee outside the premises of the State or organisation.
(2) The transport of classified documents is carried out
(a) courier service;
(b) cryptographic means;
(c) information systems; or
(d) by mail.
Transport of classified document by courier service
(1) The courier carrying the classified document shall be established by the consignor of the certificate in force (m2) for the classification level concerned.
(2) The classified documents of the "Top Secret" or "Secret" classification always carry 1 courier accompanied by at least 1 person.
(3) Secret documents of the "Top Secret" or "Secret" classification level are excluded from transport by public means of transport, with the exception of air and sea transport.
(4) A secret document may only be transported in a portable box referred to in Section 6 which is locked or ensured against tampering with its contents. A classified document which, because of its size, cannot be transported in a portable box shall be appropriately covered when it is transported in such a way as to prevent the unauthorised person from being identified with that classified document.
(5) The classified cryptographic material2a) is always carried by 2 couriers accompanied by the necessary number of persons.
Transport of classified information by cryptographic means or information systems
Only cryptographic or information systems certified to protect classified information may be used for the transport of classified documents by cryptographic means or information systems.
Transport of classified document by mail
Only classified documents of the "Confidential 'or" Reserved' level may be carried by mail.
Transmission of a classified document
(1) The transmission of a classified document shall, for the purposes of this Order, mean its service outside the premises of a State authority or an organisation for the purposes of negotiations, deliberations, meetings, etc.
(2) A secret document may be transmitted subject to the provisions of Paragraph 19 and the following conditions:
(a) a classified document of the "Top Secret" classification level may be transferred only with the written consent of the statutory authority or the authorised person who holds the persons carrying the classified document with him;
(b) a classified document of the "Secret" classification level may be transmitted only with the written consent of the superior who has the persons carrying the classified document with him,
(c) a classified document of the classification level "Confidential" or "Reserved" may be transmitted only with the consent of the superior.
(3) The classified document shall be transmitted in a sealed envelope or sealed package bearing the name of the State authority or organisation and the classification level indicated.
Storage of a classified document
(1) Upon completion, the classified document shall be returned to the authorised person for storage. Where the processor returns a classified document in a sealed envelope, the envelope shall be signed by hand and shall bear the reference number, the method of processing, the number of sheets deposited, the shredder mark and the year in which the shredder proceedings are carried out.
(2) A copy of the classified document to be deposited shall be made out in accordance with the model set out in Annex 8.
(3) The classified documents to be completed shall be stored according to the numbers acting in succession or to the issues in file volumes. The processor shall indicate on the classified document, before deposit, the shredder's mark and the year in which the shredder's procedure will be carried out. A classified document bearing a classified document shall be marked on the file containing classified documents, which shall bear the classified document of the highest level stored therein. The classified documents stored in the file volume shall be kept on the list of the documents stored which is part of it.
(4) During and after processing, classified information shall be stored in secure areas or in secure areas. The classified facts of the "Top Secret" classification shall be stored only in storage facilities in secure areas, 2b) if the Office's security standards are met.
(5) A classified document shall be deposited with the authorised person, separately from the other documents.
(6) The administrative aids referred to in Article 5 (1) and (2) are stored as classified documents for which they are to be registered.
(7) The storage facilities in which classified documents are stored may be sealed or sealed to detect unauthorised entry.
Lending of classified documents
(1) A classified document deposited may be lent for the period strictly necessary under the following conditions:
(a) a classified document may be borrowed by a person designated to have contact with the classified information of the level of secrecy and scope of activity concerned, provided that he proves the reason for the loan;
(b) a classified document may be lent only with the consent of the authorised person;
(c) the lending of a classified document shall be recorded in the loan book.
(2) In January each year, classified documents borrowed shall be returned to the loan book for physical control purposes.
Security of a classified document
(1) The secured area and the storage facility in which classified documents are stored must be locked in the absence of persons responsible for access to those security areas and storage facilities (hereinafter referred to as the "responsible person"). The responsible persons have keys from secure areas and storage facilities (the key). The keys shall be stored in the object where the secured areas or storage facilities are located, in a sealed envelope, or in a box, if any, or the location of their storage shall be decided by the authorised person.
(2) Duplicates of keys shall be deposited with the authorised person; If not, by the statutory body. The duplicates of keys are stored in a way that allows checking their use.
(3) In the absence of persons responsible, the secure area or storage facility may be opened only by their superior or designated and authorised person, in the presence of at least two other persons. A written record shall be taken of this fact containing the grounds for opening which classified documents have been removed or inserted, the names and signatures of the persons present, the time-limits for opening and closing and the persons responsible shall be informed thereof without delay.
(4) The loss of keys or their duplicates shall be notified without delay to the nearest superior and authorised person. At the same time, all classified documents must be located immediately in another secure area or storage facility. Where this is not possible for technical or other reasons, the protection of classified documents shall be ensured by other means. If the keys or their duplicates are not found and the secured area or storage facility is to continue to be used for the storage of classified documents, the seals or locks shall be replaced. If found before the seals or locks are replaced, the authorised person shall decide on the exchange, depending on the nature of the case.
Disposal of a classified document
(1) The termination of a classified document shall be carried out in accordance with a special Regulation (3) and the rules of the shredding operation of the authorities of the State or organisations, unless otherwise specified.
(2) A classified document marked with the S-shredder may be subject to disposal after the expiry of its administrative or work needs, which is expressed by the rules of the State or organisation.
(3) The dissolution of the classified document shall be provided by a three-member shredder committee established by a written decision of the statutory authority. The head of the shredder committee shall not be the person in charge of the Protocol. The shredder committee shall examine classified documents for which the shredder period has expired and shall decide to change the shredder mark V to A or S or, where appropriate, to extend the shredder period.
(4) The person in charge of the Protocol shall draw up a proposal for the exclusion of classified documents (shredding proposal), broken down by the shredder marks A or S. Within these groups, classified documents shall be entered according to the numbers of the negotiations. The shredder's proposal shall be submitted to the competent archival authority for carrying out the expert archival examination. If the authority of the State or the organisation is established by archives of particular importance, the shredder proposal shall be forwarded to the Ministry of the Interior and, in other cases, to the relevant national archive. The classified documents submitted for the archival visit to the relevant national archives shall have the level of secrecy deleted before carrying out the inspection. The archival authority shall indicate any changes to the shredder design after carrying out the archive inspection.
(5) After carrying out the expert archival inspection and after approval of the shredder's proposal, classified documents intended for archiving shall be transmitted to the competent archival authority against confirmation on the shredder's proposal. The classified documents intended for destruction shall be destroyed in the presence of the shredder committee and their destruction shall be confirmed by signature on the shredder's proposal 1 of its members. Destruction means preventing the reconstruction of a classified document and identifying the classified information it contained. In the case of discarded documents, the red ink shall be crossed with serial numbers in the relevant protocol, and in column 16 shall be entered a record of disposal (text part of Annex 2).
(6) The Rules of Procedure shall be kept in the archives concerned only if all classified documents registered therein have been excluded.
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Regulation Information
| Citation | Decree of the National Security Office No. 244 / 1998 Coll., on details of the determination and designation of the classification level and procedures for the creation, registration, transfer, transport, lending, storage, other handling and shredding of classified documents |
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| Regulation Type | Order |
| Author | - |
| Collection | Code of Laws |
| Date of Promulgation | 27.10.1998 |
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| Effective from | 01.11.1998 |
| Effective until | - |
| Status | Valid |
Legal Areas:
Information, Data, Data
Administrative law
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