Command and Control. Specific Contractor requirements must be coordinated and approved prior to the event by the Sheriff or the Sheriff's designee. In order to assure proper supervision of an event where security services are requested, at least every five (5) deputies employed must be a PCSO supervisor. The Sheriff or the Sheriff’s designee must authorize any exceptions in advance. It is understood that by law and PCSO policy, PCSO law enforcement personnel have specific legal and ethical responsibilities to fairly and impartially perform their duties. The deputies are required to follow all PCSO Policies, Regulations, and Procedures and no contractor can supersede or circumscribe these obligations. Off duty PCSO law enforcement personnel will not perform non-enforcement duties nor accept law enforcement related direction from any employees or management of the contractor.
Command and Control. 33. The command and control committees and mechanisms should be composed of the following five levels:
Command and Control. The Command and Control test will be executed on all Space Vehicles. During this test the control facility will exercise a Seller defined set of remote commands, beginning with the least critical ones and verify the correct execution. During this test selected Built-in-Test routines will be executed by the Space Vehicle and the results reviewed at the control facility. Commands supporting the safe mode operation will also be exercised.
Command and Control a. XxXX personnel employed in support of the DOI will be under the command of and directly responsible to the senior GaNG member present. The senior GaNG member present will receive direction from the DOI bureau commander in all matters relating to law enforcement.
Command and Control. As we have seen, early environmental policy in the Netherlands was based on the Nuisance Act of 1875. Its main instrument to control danger, damage and nuisance caused by industry was a licensing procedure. In that sense, the Nuisance Act was the direct precursor of the specific, so-called ‘sectoral’ laws dealing with water pollution, air pollution, waste and noise, among others, that were enacted from the late 1960s in response to growing environmental concern. Competent authorities as well as procedures were different for each of these Acts. While municipalities remained responsible for granting licences to a large number of small polluters, predominantly under the Nuisance Act, competences with regard to larger and more complex installations and processes were concentrated at the provincial level. Authority for the Air Pollution Act (1970), for instance, lay entirely with the provinces. The Surface Water Pollution Act (1969) is an exceptional case in two respects. First, it is administered jointly by the semi-autonomous water boards (mainly regarding the smaller water courses) and the regional branches of the Ministry of Transport, Public Works and Water Management (larger water courses). Second, it was the first, and for a long time the only, environmental law that made use of a substantive regulatory levy, which was highly successful in curbing organic discharges into surface water (cf. Xxxxxxxx, 1983; Xxxxxxxx, 1994; Xxxxxxxxxx, 1997b: 87–92). Only from the second half of the 1990s were ‘green’ taxes applied more widely in the Netherlands (Xxxxxxxxx, 2002: 74–75).
Command and Control. Activation of NYC DOHMH’s mass prophylaxis and immunization protocols (mass dispensing protocols) and the Incident Command System in accordance with the National Incident Management System (NIMS) will be instituted. NYC’s Emergency Management Department & NYC DOH: Will determine objectives, standard operating procedures and identify Local distribution sites which will function as collection and distribution sites to vaccine dispensing sites (point of dispensing). Local Distribution site command systems & Point of Dispensing sites command systems and responding medical personnel and administrators. Communication Tactical communication: Redundant communication networks and back-up systems to support command and control (phone, fax, e-mails, types of radio, satellite phones etc.).
Command and Control. 4.3.1. The NHNG - The Governor of the State of New Hampshire is the Commander-in-Chief of the New Hampshire National Guard. The Governor exercises command authority through the Adjutant General (TAG). TAG exercises authority over the Counterdrug Coordinator (CDC) through the Director of the Joint Staff.
Command and Control. The C2 structure will be contained in the Exercise Specification (EXSPEC) and Exercise Plan (EXPLAN).
Command and Control. Member Employers shall continue to exercise direct supervisory authority over Members during activations, deployments and other activities of the Team. Direction and control over the activation, deployment or other activity rests with the receiving participating political subdivision and shall be in accordance with the incident command system. Nothing in this agreement is intended to, nor does it, affect the employer-employee relationship between Member Employers and Members and Members shall continue to be fully responsible for all of its employment obligations.
Command and Control. (C2) AGENCY: When requested by HQ AMC/DOBF, contractors shall establish a 24-hour per day C2 agency manned by qualified personnel and located at the contractor's designated C2 agency. Existing resources shall expand as required to maintain operational control of resources. (Existing resources include, but are not limited to, such items as facilities, personnel, and communication networks.) When requested during CRAF activation, the contractor shall provide the pre-designated MOBREP or TAG personnel to HQ AMC, Xxxxx AFB IL. Attachment 1 7 April 03 SOLICITATION NO: F11626-03-R-0002 CONTRACT NO: F11626-03-D-0024
