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letter security

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1. In this letter the Authority expressed its preliminary view that the Norwegian system of regionally differentiated social security contributions might no longer be compatible with the EEA Agreement.
2. By letter of 17 June 2005, the Italian authorities pointed out that the scope of the two opening decisions touched on issues that were sensitive for national security.
3. A separate letter agreement allowed GBP 549 million of the reserve to be used as security for the GBP 544 million loan facilities with the NLF.
4. By letter of 17 June 2005, the Italian authorities observed that the scope of the two initiating decisions touched on issues that were sensitive for national security.
5. In the case of a proposal involving classified information (background and/or foreground), a ‘Security Aspect Letter’ (SAL) [47] and its annexed ‘Security Classification Guide’ (SCG) [48] must be part of the proposal. The SCG will cover:
6. In the case of a proposal involving classified information (background and/or foreground), a ‘Security Aspect Letter’ (SAL) [47] and its annexed ‘Security Classification Guide’ (SCG) [48] must be part of the proposal.
7. ‘Security Aspects Letter (SAL)’: ‘a set of special contractual conditions, issued by the contracting authority, which forms an integral part of a classified contract involving access to or generation of EU classified information, and that identifies the security requirements or those elements of the classified contract requiring security protection’, as defined in section 27 of Decision 2001/844/EC, ECSC, Euratom.
8. By letter dated 30 November 2009, African Union Deputy Special Representative for Somalia, on behalf of the African Union Commission, welcomed the positive reflection of the EU regarding the training of over 2000 Somali security forces.
9. If the security inspection team considers that Article 15 should apply, its report shall state the reasons for this as shall the letter from the ECB referred to in Article 6(4).
10. The Secretary-General/High Representative for Common Foreign and Security Policy sent a letter to the President of the DRC dated 27 July 2009 stating the EU's renewed commitment.
11. The Secretary-General/High Representative for Common Foreign and Security Policy (SG/HR) sent a letter to the DRC government dated 11 May 2007 stating the European Union's renewed commitment.
12. Whereas the Norwegian authorities by letter dated 26 March 2003 notified to the Authority a three-year transitional period for the regionally differentiated social security contributions as well as a new direct transport aid scheme,
13. By letter dated 5 January 2010, the Minister of Defence of Uganda welcomed the Union's envisaged mission in support of the Somali security sector and invited the Union to participate in the training of Somali security forces in Uganda for a period of at least one year.
14. By letter from the Mission of Norway to the European Union dated 26 March 2003 (Document No 03-1846 A), forwarding a letter from the Ministry of Trade and Industry dated 25 March 2003, a letter from the Ministry of Finance dated 25 March 2003 and a letter from the Ministry of Local Government and Regional Development, all received and registered by the Authority on 26 March 2003, the Norwegian authorities notified a three year transitional period, from 2004 to 2007, for the regionally differentiated social security contributions by employers in certain geographical areas (tax zones 3 and 4) and a new national direct transport aid scheme.
15. United Nations Security Council Resolution 1551 (2004), adopted on 9 July 2004, welcomed the European Union's intention to launch an EU mission to Bosnia and Herzegovina, including a military component, from December 2004, under the terms set out in the letter of 29 June 2004 from the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Ireland and President of the Council of the European Union to the Presidency of the Security Council.