ARCHIVED Security Classification

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Item Information

ID
F5001C
Effective Date
1992-08-01
SACC Manual item status
Cancelled
Parent Section
Contract security
SACC Item usage
Full text

Revision History

Date Status ID Title
1992-08-01 Cancelled F5001C ARCHIVED: Security Classification (1992-08-01) F5001C
1991-06-01 Superseded F5001C ARCHIVED: Security Classification (1991-06-01) F5001C

Remarks – Recommended Use of SACC Item

Use the following clause where the document itself does not require a security 
classification, but where the Security Requirements Check List indicates that 
some aspect of the work, etc., is classified.  The Security Branch requests that 
this clause be the first item in the contract.

Legal text for SACC item 

Classification of this document is "UNCLASSIFIED".  Although this contract 
   document is unclassified, the work, services, equipment and/or material 
   described herein are classified in accordance with the Security 
   Requirements Check List.  Attention is therefore directed to the 
   provisions entitled "Security and Protection of Work" in the General 
   Conditions forming part of this contract.
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