Response and recovery Sample Clauses

Response and recovery. 1. As part of the ICT risk management framework referred to in Article 5(1) and based on the identification requirements set out in Article 7, financial entities shall put in place comprehensive ICT Business Continuity Policy, which may be adopted as a dedicated specific policy forming an integral part of the overall business continuity policy of the financial entity.
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Response and recovery.  ARC will provide MCEMA use of its Emergency Mass Care resources during a response to a major emergency. ARC will operate shelters and arrange for mass feeding and other appropriate support, as available. ARC will act as the coordinating provider of shelter services during major emergencies or disasters in XxXxxxx County.  MCEMA and ARC agree to keep the other informed of developing disaster and emergency situations and of any known victim or emergency responder needs relating to the disaster or emergency situation.  During major emergency events or disasters where ARC services are deemed necessary by XxXxxxx County Emergency Management Agency, ARC and MCEMA will advise each other on the actions they have taken, in order to ensure effective assistance to all disaster victims and to ensure efficient use of resources.  During emergency operations, MCEMA may provide workspace for ARC Liaisons in their Emergency Operations Center and other locations as appropriate, and the ARC agrees to supply such liaison personnel, if requested, to facilitate the communication between agencies, and vice versa.  MCEMA and ARC will work jointly to share, where appropriate, Disaster Assessment information which would be used to provide additional resource for determining level of staff and resources needed to alleviate disaster caused needs. .
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