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Listserve Rules
 

NCISS Listserve Rules

The following NCISS News Listserv rules have been established by the Board of Directors.  By subscribing to the NCISS News Listserv you hereby acknowledge that you have read the rules and agree to abide by its requirements, prohibitions and policies.  Violations of the rules may result in your removal from the Listserv.  Use of the Listserv is a privilege, not a right of NCISS membership.

Purpose

The primary purpose of NCISS News Listserv is to allow the NCISS Administration and the elected leaders of NCISS to communicate to NCISS members and keep NCISS members abreast of legal and legislative happenings that affect them.  A secondary purpose is for the exchange of referral work and information helpful to working assignments.

NCISS News is not a chat room.  Communications which do not conform with these purposes are prohibited and may result in your removal from the Listserv.

Association Matters

Information regarding NCISS, NCISS-related matters or policies, or the Council in general, must be sent to the Executive Director who will forward the information to the President, Chairman of the Board or the proper committee chair.  If appropriate, the information will be posted for the general membership.

Legislative Matters

Information or postings regarding legislative issues must first be sent to the Legislative Chair.  If appropriate, the information will be posted for the general membership.

Other Prohibited Practices

These include:

·      Requests for unlawful or “questionable” services.  These are defined as:  Information about a person or entity that cannot, in all probability, be accomplished in compliance with all of the laws applicable to that activity.  Examples include, but are not limited to, personal information that is contained in telephone, medical, social security, tax, and/or financial records including banks and credit card providers, or information that requires a release from the owner of the information.

·      Use of Attachments and messages sent in HTML Text.

·      Use of inflammatory or derogatory language.

·      Using the Listserv to address disputes with a member, a non-member, or the Council.

·      Do not distribute any message without permission from the author.  This includes forwarding messages via E-Mail or distribution in a printed format.

·      Dissemination of messages from, or on behalf of those that have been removed from the Listserv

·      Postings must be by members only, not staff. Fee or rates may not be published.

Examples of Postings Requiring Permission

Information from other associations or groups advertising meetings or educational seminars or soliciting participation in various functions. 

Other Policies

The board, executive committee and AAC Listservs will continue to operate as per current practice. The Listserv moderator and the Technology Chair will be the arbiters regarding any postings.  The President, Vice Presidents, Chairman of the Board, Executive Director and the Legislative Chair (legislative matters only) will assist as needed. 

 

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Events

2008 Hit the Hill
and Board Meeting
Arlington, VA
September 10 - 12, 2008

Legislation

Supreme Court Decision Supports Investigative & Security Association Position


Amicus Brief, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, ET AL., Petitioners, v. DICK ANTHONY HELLER, Respondent.

NCISS Press Release -  NCISS condemns the theft of private, protected personal information from government agencies

Congress to Recess—Action Request

Investigative Value of Social Security Numbers

NCISS Interim Status Report 2007

Statement of Bruce H. Hulme, President of Special Investigations, Inc. Regarding Social Security Number High Risk Issues on March 30, 2006

Ways & Means Hearing Report from NCISS Government Relations Lawrence Sabbath 

National Council of Investigation & Security Services Position Statement Acquisition and Use of Telephone Records

NCISS Press Release - Pellicano Reviled by Professional Investigators

NCISS PR Newswire Campaign

Data Breaches Require a Targeted and Effective Response

Vital Investigations Require Information Access

NCISS Press Release