Übersetzung für "Canadian Air Transport Security Authority " (Englisch → Französisch) :

This action should: (a) define the scope and standard operating procedures (SOPs), in particular the role of the different authorities involved and a satisfactory coordination mechanism; (b) identify contact points for a network of public health authorities for the surveillance of and response to health threats due to communicable diseases and other threats which could impact on international conveyance areas at designated airports; (c) assist Member States and their airport authorities to develop core capacities and to implement the new International Health Regulations, with a particular focus on the implementation of core capacity requirements for th ...[+++]e surveillance of and response to health threats due to communicable diseases and other cross-border threats which could impact on international conveyance areas at designated airports; (d) explore the impact on additional requirements for airport infrastructure, both in terms of personnel and equipment; and (e) based on experience in the maritime transport sector, create a network of public health authorities responsible for civil air transportation, with authority over at least the main international airports in the Member States, with the involvement and collaboration of airlines.

Improving the effectiveness of air transport security in neighbouring regions is of key importance to the EU.

Mr. Speaker, pursuant to section 33 of the Canadian Air Transport Security Authority Act, I have the honour to table, in both official languages, the report of the Canadian Air Transportation Security Authority Act Review Advisory Panel, entitled “Flight Plan: Managing the Risks in Aviation Security”.

7. The Parties underline the importance of working towards compatible practices and standards as a means of enhancing air transport security and minimising regulatory divergence.

Mr. Ian MacKay: Yes, Mr. Chairman. Subsection 32(2) of the Canadian Air Transport Security Authority Act requires that we keep confidential “any information the publication of which, in the opinion of the Minister [of Transport], would be detrimental to air transport security or public security, including financial and other data that might reveal such information”, and as Mr. Duchesneau has indicated, the Minister of Transport has required us to keep that information regarding the Canadian air carrier protection program confidential.

With respect to Article 4, the US delegation noted that the Department of Transportation (DOT) would require any foreign air carrier seeking authority to operate services pursuant to the Agreement to indicate the responsible authority that had issued its AOC and operating licence, thus making clear which authority is responsible for safety, security and other regulatory oversight of the carrier.