Progress Update on Aviation Security Enhancement In Chinese Taipei

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Progress Update on Aviation Security Enhancement
In Chinese Taipei Mr Been-Yuan Jai Chinese
Taipei
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Outline

• Organization Adjustment
• Security Program Development
• Legislation Amendment
• Security Training
• Quality Control
• International Cooperation
• Preventive Security Measure Enhancement
• Prospect

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Organization Adjustment
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Structure of Aviation Security Organization
National Civil Aviation Security Authority (MOTC)
National Aviation Security Committee
National Civil Aviation Security Supervision
Authority (CAA)
Airport Aviation Security Authority (APO)
Aircraft Operator
ANWS
Airport Security Committee
Airport Ground Handling Service, Air Cargo
Warehouse, Catering Service, Tenant, Regulated
Agent, etc.
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Members of National Aviation Security Committee
Director of Third Division, Executive Yuan
Vice-Minister of COA
Vice-chairman (Vice-Minister of MOI)
Director General of NPA
Director of Anti-Terrorism Task Force
Director General of NIA
Vice-chairman (Vice-Minister of MOTC)
Executive Secretary Director General of CAA
Deputy Director of NSB
Chairman (Minister of MOTC)
Vice-Minister of MOFA
Vice-chairman (Vice-Minister of MOND)
Director of DOAAN, MOTC
Vice-Minister of MOF
Board of Airline Representative
Vice-Minister of MOJ
President of Taipei Airline Association
Vice-Minister of DOH
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Security Program Development
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Security Program Development

• National Civil Aviation Security Program (NCASP)
• 1st version of NCASP was approved and published
  by Executive Yuan on Sep. 2, 2004.
• For complying with 8th version of the Annex 17,
  the 2nd version of NCASP was approved and
  published by Executive Yuan on Mar. 19, 2007.
• Airport Security Program
• All airport security programs, including 2
  international and 16 domestic airports, were
  approved by CAA.

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Security Program Development (Contd)

• Aircraft Operator Security Program
• All national carriers security programs,
  including commercial air transport operators and
  the general aviation operators, were approved by
  CAA.
• All security programs of foreign carriers which
  operate flight in Chinese Taipei were accepted by
  CAA.

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Legislation Amendment
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Legislation Amendment

• Articles which address security organization
  responsibilities and enforcement power have been
  amended into Civil Aviation Act and passed the
  legislation procedure by Legislative Yuan at Jun.
  15 2007.
• New Civil Aviation Security Regulation governing
  all security measures and procedures will be
  promulgated by CAA.

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Security Training
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Security Training

• National Civil Aviation Security Training Program
  was approved and published on Oct. 5, 2004.
• 14 security training courses have been held and
  over 500 trainees have been certified by CAA to
  improve training quality and harmonize training
  practice.

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Quality Control
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Quality Control

• Quality Control Program
• National civil aviation security quality control
  program regulating audit, inspection and test was
  approved and published by MOTC on Dec. 14, 2004.
• Auditor Manual
• CAA has developed its civil aviation security
  quality control program and the auditor manual
  that can assist the auditors to conduct
  comprehensive audit of civil aviation security
  system.

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Quality Control(Contd)

• Auditor Training
• 5 auditor training courses have been held and
  132 qualified auditors have completed the
  training course.
• Formal Audit
• Formal audits, inspections, tests and survey
  for airlines and airports have been implemented
  by CAA since Jan. 2005.

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International Cooperation
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International Cooperation

• Maintain close relationships with several
  neighboring countries.
• Participate activities of international and
  regional organization e.g. APEC.

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Preventive Security Measure Enhancement
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Preventive Security Measure Enhancement

• Hold Baggage Screening
• A new plan for 100 screen hold-baggage by
  EDS at international airports is under going.

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Preventive Security Measure Enhancement

• New Security Measures for LAGs
• The new aviation security control measures
  regarding liquids, gels and aerosols that
  passengers can carry into the cabin have been
  implemented by Chinese Taipei on Mar 1, 2007.

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New Security Measures on Carry-on Baggage
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Preventive Security Measure Enhancement (Contd)

• Air Cargo Security
• Air-Cargo Pallet Inspect System has been used to
  screen general cargo since May 2004.
• Aviation Police Office is developing and
  implementing regulated agent regime.

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Preventive Security Measure Enhancement (Contd)

• Air Marshall
• Air Marshall Training Program and Air Marshall
  Recruiting Plan has been established.
• The recruitment of the Air Marshall is finished
  in Apr. 2007.
• The training will be finished by Oct. 2007.
• Air Marshall will start to be dispatched on board
  by Nov. 2007.

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Prospect
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Prospect

• To utilize latest technology to counter security
  threats e.g. access control, screening, and
  passenger identity verification.
• To enhance security training.
• To educate and promote passengers security
  awareness.
• To cooperate with APEC members and other states
  in information sharing, security training and
  inspection.

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Thank You

• Chinese Taipei