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Cargo Security: Balancing Challenges

This document discusses challenges in cargo security and achieving balance. It summarizes takeaways from prior aviation security conferences regarding the need for global standards, independent validation, and partnership between regulators and industry. It proposes two industry actions - forming a supply chain security forum and developing a validation program for supply chain security operators. The document advocates that the industry take a united position and show regulators best practices to gain more control over policy development.

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Cargo Security: Balancing Challenges

This document discusses challenges in cargo security and achieving balance. It summarizes takeaways from prior aviation security conferences regarding the need for global standards, independent validation, and partnership between regulators and industry. It proposes two industry actions - forming a supply chain security forum and developing a validation program for supply chain security operators. The document advocates that the industry take a united position and show regulators best practices to gain more control over policy development.

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Cargo Security : Achieving a Balance

Current & future challenges


AVSEC World 2007
Vancouver
John M. Edwards
Head, Cargo Security, IATA

Simplifying the Business

INTERNATIONAL AIR TRANSPORT ASSOCIATION 2005

Takeaways from AVSEC 2006


Global baseline harmonisation
- different definitions & requirements by States
- some measures are not credible or proportionate
+ compatible aviation & customs security requirements
+ improved dialogue & consistency of industry positions

Page 2

RA Programs
KS
Programs

Enforcement
Current
Variables
Random
inspection

Security
controls
Credibility &
trust

Page 3

Takeaways from AVSEC 2006 / 2


Shared ownership & responsibility
- indirect regulation
- regulation creep (UPS)
+ independent validation
+ secure supply chain systems
+ regulatory development thru partnership (FIATA)

Page 4

WCS : Focus on Simplicity,


Cargo Security Track
How can industry exert more control?
Global & regional impact of legislation
Simplification of aviation & customs security
requirements
Security industry action groups TAPA, UPU
Page 5

What Drives Air Cargo Policy

Impact on Revenue
Impact on Market Share
Protection of Existing Business
Protection of Assets
Employees
Aircraft
Terminals

Relations with Unions


US vs non US Carriers

We Must Get Together

Page 6

Postal Security Action Group


Established 1999. Open to all member administrations & stakeholders within the
postal sector
Cooperation with International Organizations
Interpol, UNODC, ICAO, IATA, IFALPA, IAEA, WCO, WHO
Six PSAG Working Groups - developed to address specific security concerns for
the postal sector
Page 7

How can the industry exert


more control on regulators ?
Have one position as an industry
Show best practices to regulators
Send experts to meetings, not representatives
Get to know the regulators
Starting point: industry and regulators are
serving the same goal
Page 8

WCS : Focus on Simplicity


CS Takeaway Actions / 1
Industry action group : lead formation of
supply chain forum - ACSIF
Full brief to follow this session

Page 9

24 Associations Members in Total


Page 10

WCS : Focus on Simplicity


CS Takeaway Actions / 2
IATA Validation of Security for Supply Chain
Operators : IVASSCO
Complements IOSA & (soon) ISAGO
Support from 12 key carriers
Feasibility study underway
Go / No-Go decision end 2007 / early 2008

Page 11

Stakeholder Relationships
FIATA
Co-chair of ACSIF
Strong cooperation

TAPA
Recognise each others strengths
Co-chairing Air Cargo Security Requirements Work Group

ACSIF
Members developing broad range of working
relationships

Page 12

Regulatory Developments
USA

EU

Others

Page 13

Thank You
edwardsj@iata.org

Page 14

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