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12 | Security, cctv & Access Control Campus & Buildings requirements manual I | THE AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL UNIVERSITY --- Uncontrolled when printed and/or downloaded --- 12 Security, cctv and Access Control Version Date Authors Summary of Changes 4 April 2012 Alex Chryss 15 January 2013 Ben Crossling Changed references to Project Lead 26 October 2015 Ross McLoughlin General Revision 12 | Security, cctv & Access Control Campus & Buildings requirements manual 1 | THE AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL UNIVERSITY --- Uncontrolled when printed and/or downloaded --- 12 Security, cctv and Access Control Security Systems General 1 Closed Circuit Television ( cctv ) Systems General 5 Access Control General 11 Security Systems General The Campus and Buildings requirements manual (the CBRM, the requirements or the manual ) documents the minimum design and construction requirements for new, refurbishment or repurposed building works, landscapes and engineering/infrastructure projects on buildings, facilities and campuses of the Australian National University (the ANU or t)
12 | Security, CCTV & Access Control Campus & Buildings Requirements Manual I | THE AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL UNIVERSITY ... 12.01 The Campus and Buildings Requirements Manual (the CBRM, the Requirements or the ... to make the system completely operational. 12.031 Provide a complete and separate Local Area Network (LAN) ...
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