Derivative classification Sample Clauses
The Derivative Classification clause establishes the requirement for individuals to classify information based on existing classified sources rather than original analysis. In practice, this means that when a person creates new documents or materials that incorporate, paraphrase, or restate information from already classified sources, they must assign the same level of classification to the new material. This process ensures that sensitive information remains protected at the appropriate level and prevents accidental disclosure by maintaining consistency in the handling of classified information.
Derivative classification. When ap- plying derivative classifications to doc- uments created by the Postal Service, the Postal Service shall:
(1) Respect original classification de- cisions;
(2) Verify the information’s current level of classification so far as prac- ticable before applying the markings; and
(3) Carry forward to any newly cre- ated documents the assigned dates or events for declassification or review and any additional authorized mark- ings in accordance with section 2 of the Executive order.
Derivative classification. Use of derivative classification.
Derivative classification. PeopleReady, Inc. employees authorized to perform derivative classification actions must have adequate training and the proper classification guides and/or guidance necessary to accomplish these important actions. See Section 4.4 regarding required derivative classification training.
Derivative classification. Patriot Enterprises employees authorized to perform derivative classification actions must have adequate training and the proper classification guides and/or guidance necessary to accomplish these important actions. See Section 4.4 regarding required derivative classification training.
Derivative classification. DSE employees authorized to perform derivative classification actions must have adequate training and the proper classification guides and/or guidance necessary to accomplish these important actions. See Section 4.4 regarding required derivative classification training.