Remote practices were defined as those 191 (18.9 %) Scottish practices where the majority of registered patients live 30 min or more drive time from an urban area of >10,000 people (part of the Scottish Executive Urban rural Classification [SUERC], also a measure used by Scottish Government for planning purposes) [ 16].
Mr. Bush cited President Clinton's 1995 executive order on classification, which said classification authority would be held by agency heads and officials designated by the president.
The A.C.L.U., the government said, "requests that this court second-guess the executive branch's classification decision".
Under the executive order governing classification, the punishment could include dismissal, suspension without pay, reprimand or loss of a security clearance.
The chief executive of the classification board, Rakesh Kumar, was arrested on Tuesday after a sting operation in which two of his associates sought 70,000 rupees (£700) on his behalf to speed up the censor's clearance for a film.
The six-fold Scottish Executive Urban Rural (SEUR) Classification 2003 2004 (Scottish Executive, 2004b) is used to identify where in Scotland OAs lie.
Meredith Fuchs, general counsel to the National Security Archive at George Washington University, said it was rare for a court to second-guess executive branch decisions on classification.
†Based on Scottish Executive eightfold urban-rural classification.
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Citing "well-established precedent" in national security matters, Obama administration lawyers had implored Kessler to defer to the executive branch on issues of classification.
The urban/rural status of the participant's postcode was allocated using the 2005 2006 Scottish Executive Urban Rural 6-category Classification (http://www.scotland.gov.uk/Publications/2006/07/31114822/UR2006downloads), participants were defined as living in an accessible or remote area.
