Consultation outcome

Port Security Regulations 2009 implementation: 13 UK marine areas

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Department for Transport
Published
19 November 2012
Last updated
18 March 2013 바카라 사이트� See all updates
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Detail of outcome

Summary of responses from this consultation and next steps. The outcomes were:

  • we will continue to engage with respondents and affected bodies at ports where specific comments and concerns were raised
  • the designation orders agreed will be progressed through clearance processes before going through the parliamentary process
  • discussions will continue with the ports and groups of ports to resolve boundary issues, discrepancies and any other security issues
  • the ports of Barrow and Cardiff will be re바카라 사이트恈onsulted upon with new plans in the next batch of ports considered to be in바카라 사이트恠cope of the directive

These outcomes were published 18 March 2013.

Original consultation

Summary

Plans for implementing required port security at 13 UK marine areas, including physical boundaries and processes.

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Consultation description

The purpose of Directive 2005/65/EC is to enhance security co-ordination at the marine areas of:

  • Barrow
  • Cardiff
  • Falmouth
  • Glasgow (now 바카라 사이트淐lyde바카라 사이트�)
  • Hull
  • Goole
  • Immingham and Grimsby
  • Liverpool
  • the Manchester Ship Canal
  • Newhaven,
  • Southampton
  • Sullom Voe
  • Swansea, (바카라 사이트渢he listed ports바카라 사이트�)

The directive requires the following action of:

  1. designation of a port security authority
  2. appointment of a port security officer
  3. a port security risk assessment to be conducted
  4. creation of a port security plan

The draft designation orders outline the area which the port security authority will have responsibility over.

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Updates to this page

Published 19 November 2012
Last updated 18 March 2013 show all updates

  1. Summary of responses added

  2. Addendum to consultation added.

  3. Revised consultation document uploaded

  4. First published.

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