Access Control Device: Any electronic access control device or token such as a magnetic stripe card, proximity card or key-ring fob which can be used to activate a locked or electrically controlled door, turnstile, boom-gate or similar barrier when programmed to do so. For the purposes of this policy the word "card" may be extended to include codes or personal identification numbers (PIN) used for access purposes. Department/Faculty Access Coordinator: A staff member in a given department or faculty who has been delegated the authority by their dean or department head to grant deny or revoke access privileges to controlled areas for which the faculty or department is directly responsible. Controlled Area: Any area or space on campus to which general or public access is not available at that time, and this may be characterised by signs, locked doors, fences, boom-gates, sentinel tape, or be defined by the instruction of a campus security officer or designated member of staff. Monash Identification Card (ID): An official photographic identity card issued by Monash University. Security Representative: A person appointed to the role by the university. | 
