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1
TRANSPORTATION SECURITY
Transportation Border Working Group Dearborn, MI
- June 1, 2005 Serge Lavoie, Surface
Multi-modal Security Policy Security and
Emergency Preparedness Directorate
2
Context
  • Air India bombing, 1985
  • Terrorist attacks, September 11, 2001
  • Iraq War, March 2003
  • Madrid bombing, March 11, 2004.
  • National Security Policy (NSP), April 2004
  • Federal budgets (2001-2005)
  • 9 billion to improve security
  • Over 3 billion for transportation security.
  • Security and Prosperity Partnership of North
    America (March 23, 2005)
  • Leaders of Canada, USA, Mexico

3
Transport Canadas Strategic Objectives
  • A safe and secure transportation system that
    contributes to Canada's social development and
    security objectives
  •  
  • An efficient transportation system that
    contributes to Canada's economic growth and trade
    objectives and 
  • An environmentally responsible transportation
    system that contributes to Canada's sustainable
    development objectives

4
Transport Canadas Priorities
Safe Secure
Efficient
Environmentally Responsible
5
Key Drivers of the Transport Canada Security
Agenda
  • Current and foreseeable threat level
  • National Security Policy
  • Public Safety and Emergency Preparedness Canada
  • Parliamentary interest SCONSAD, OAG
  • Influence of US security agenda
  • Security and Prosperity Partnership of North
    America
  • Other international pressures (e.g. G8, APEC,
    ICAO)
  • Facilitate trade and economic growth
  • Maintain a balanced approach
  • Transportation security will remain a high
    priority

6
Securing an Open Society Canadas National
Security Policy
  • Three core national security interests
  • Protecting Canada and Canadians at home and
    abroad
  • Ensuring Canada is not a base for threats to our
    allies
  • Contribution to international security

7
National Security PolicySix key security
activities
  • Intelligence
  • Emergency planning and management
  • Public health
  • Transportation security
  • Border security
  • International security

8
Canadas NSP 2005 Progress Report One year later
- Key achievements
  • Public Health Agency of Canada, first Chief
    Public Health Officer
  • Security and Prosperity Partnership of North
    America
  • Government Operations Centre
  • Integrated Threat Assessment Centre
  • High level federal-provincial-territorial forum
    on emergencies
  • Marine Facility Security Contribution Program
  • Expansion of NEXUS and FAST to 11 and 19 sites
  • Innovative new NEXUS-Air pilot program at
    Vancouver International Airport
  • Cross-Cultural Roundtable on Security
  • Model for National Security Committee of
    Parliamentarians

9
Government Operations Centre
10
Aviation Security
  • Increased passenger security (CATSA)
  • Deployment of Explosives Detection Systems
  • Restricted Area Identity Card
  • Public Safety Act (2002)
  • Use of passenger data for security
  • New/clarified legislative and regulatory
    authorities
  • Rationalization of confidential and
    non-confidential requirements
  • Other
  • Air Cargo Security
  • Security Management Systems (SEMS) Take
    security is everybody's business to the next
    level

11
Marine Security
  • International Ship and Port Facility Security
    (ISPS) Code July 1, 2004
  • 6-point marine security plan
  • Clarifying and strengthening accountability
  • Establishing Marine Security Operations Centres
  • Increasing the on-water presence
  • Investing in secure communications technologies
  • Pursuing greater cooperation with the United
    States
  • Strengthening security at ports and other marine
    facilities

12
Surface Transportation Security
  • Road
  • National Road Security Team (NRST)
  • Use of FastCard for Hazmat Drivers
  • Rail
  • Thorough review of rail security and the current
    self-regulatory regime
  • International Bridges and Tunnels
  • Canadian Transportation Act Review

13
Multimodal Transport Security
  • Intermodal Cargo Security
  • CBSA is lead
  • Customs Inspections, VACIS
  • Expand Transportation Security Clearances
  • Aviation and Marine
  • Others - TDG/Hazmat?

14
Multimodal Transport Security (Cont.)
  • National Critical Infrastructure Assurance
    Program (NCIAP) Initiative
  • Responsibilities in key departmental and national
    plans
  • Development of a National Transportation Security
    Strategy

15
Transportation Security Strategy
  • Proactively shape the transportation security
    agenda
  • Look at the overall transportation system
  • All modes and critical infrastructure
  • Conduct analysis and research
  • Adopt a risk management approach
  • Engage a wide range of partners and stakeholders
  • Inside and outside of government
  • Look at the broader international context
  • Especially the US agenda

16
Transportation Security Strategy Approach /
Consultations
17
Canadas Road Ahead
  • In partnership with the private sector and our
    international partners, Transport Canada will
    develop strategies to enhance transportation
    security
  • Decisions on a policy framework will be followed
    by further regulatory and non-regulatory action
    drawing upon Canadian and international,
    including US experiences
  • The Transportation Security Program will be
    developed and implemented based on the underlying
    principles outlined in the National Security
    Policy

18
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