Coordinated Clearance Point of Departure Determination

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Coordinated Clearance Point of Departure
Determination
Balancing National Security with Mobility To
Facilitate Legitimate Trade/Travel Washington,
D.C.
Presented by Jim Phillips CAN/AM Border Trade
Alliance April 10, 2008
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What is Coordinated Clearance?
1. Point of Departure Determination
Inadmissible People Non Low-Risk Goods
Prevented from Reaching US/Canada
2. Integrated Entry/Exit Tracking
3. Coordinated Processes within Canada/US
Sovereign Policies Can and Will Differ
Smart, Seamless and Secure Internal Border
For CC-PDD Offshore Shipments and Known
Low-Risk People Fully Complying On-shore
Shipments
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The Vision

• US and Canada working closely together to
• strengthen border security
• risk-manage at the point of departure
• expedite lowest-risk people goods at points of
  entry
• Initiative Builds On
• key successes by CBSA, CBP and other agencies
• outlook on major market trends and forecasts
• new technologies and risk managementcapabilities
• Specifies what needs to be done

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Coalition Sponsors
WASHINGTON AIRPORTSTASK FORCE
AIRPORTS COUNCILINTERNATIONAL (NA)
CANADIAN AIRPORTS COUNCIL
VANCOUVER PORT AUTHORITY
CASCADE GATEWAYBORDER COALITION
DiscoveryInstitute
CITY OF WHITE ROCK, BC
CITY OFBLAINE,WA
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Key Components
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Coordinated ClearancePoint of Departure
DeterminationGoods Movement Concept
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CSI Port
Canada or US
US or Canada
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100 Smart Box Sealed(Container Security Device)
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Low Risk
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High/Unknown Risk
Low Risk
VACIS for High or Unknown Risk Cargo
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High/Unknown Risk
Low Risk
Or Destuff Container
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High/Unknown Risk
No Unauthorized Intrusion To Smart Seal
Low Risk
Overseas CSI Port
Canada or US
US or Canada
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High/Unknown Risk
No Unauthorized Intrusion To Smart Seal
Low Risk
Overseas CSI Port
Green LaneOffloading
Canada or US
US or Canada
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Coordinated ClearancePoint of Departure
DeterminationPassenger Flow Concept
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Canada or US
Overseas Airport
US or Canada
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100 Screening Biographical Biometric Threats
Overseas Airport
Canada or US
US or Canada
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High/Unknown Risk
Low Risk
Overseas Airport
Canada or US
US or Canada
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Reinventing the Arrivals Process
High/Unknown Risk
Nexus (1)
Low Risk
Overseas Airport
Nexus (25)
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Other
Nexus (25)
RFID Automated (60)
Overseas Airport
Transit by Land
Transit by Ferry/Cruise
Transit by Air
Canada or US
US or Canada
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Destination
Overseas Airport
Canada or US
US or Canada
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Coordinated ClearancePoint of Departure
DeterminationTraffic Streaming
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Mixed Flows of Vehicles Approaching Land
Border(as much as 60 miles back)

Canada or US
USor Canada
RFID Automated - PASS Card, Enhanced Driver's
License, e-Passport with RFID or US-VISIT
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Benefits

• Key Benefits for Goods Movement
• Lower cross-border logistics costs
• Delivers just-in-time efficiencies
• Enhances global competitiveness

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Benefits

• Key Benefits for Passenger Travel
• Substantial time savings from delay reductions
• Maximizes processing throughput of existing
  facilities/infrastructure.
• Enhance volume of visitors
• Greater customer satisfaction

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Benefits

• Key Benefits to the Environment
• 50 reduction in emissions concentrated at land
  border crossings
• Substantial energy savings from reduction in
  gasoline and diesel idling delays

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Key Recommended Actions

• Land Pre-clearance
• Cross-designation

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Key Recommended Actions

• Coordinate data sharing and systems integration
• Build on joint risk assessment pilot
• Bi-national data sharing protocols

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Key Recommended Actions

• Remove current and potential re-screening
  requirements
• Adopt joint procedures for trusted traveler
• ACE by 2010/ACI by 2008eManifest by 2012
• Smart box seal(Container Security Device)
• Comparable air cargo security procedures

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Key Recommended Actions

• Next generation trusted traveler
• Merge TWIC HAZMAT credentialing with FAST
• 100 pre-screening of all people and goods at
  origin to achieve Point of Departure
  Determination
• Prevent inadmissible and non-low risk goods/people

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Key Recommended Actions

• NEXUS Air rolled out to Canadian airports
• International Trusted Traveler to be rolled out
  to top 20 US Airports of Entry
• e-Passports, biometrically enabled visas

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Key Recommended Actions

• Automated border solutions deployed at all ports
  of entry
• Vicinity RFID adopted in travel documents (DONE)
• Substantially reduced processing time at primary
• Save 1/3rd to 1/2 of dwell time in Primary Area

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Key Recommended Actions

• Biometric exit card to cross shared border at
  speed
• Movement of Coordinated Clearance/Point of
  Departure Determination goods seamless across
  shared border with
• entry and export controls
• Electronic monitoring

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Thank You

• For more information
• Jim Phillips
• 716-754-8824
• canambta_at_aol.com
• Gerry Bruno/Solomon Wong
• 604-717-1800
• info_at_coordinatedclearance.org
• www.coordinatedclearance.org