BWBV0006593
Geldig vanaf 19-03-2017
Artikel V
Verdrag tussen het Koninkrijk der Nederlanden, ten behoeve van Aruba, en de Verenigde Staten van Amerika inzake de veiligheid van de burgerluchtvaart voor voorinspectie-operaties op de internationale luchthaven Koningin Beatrix in Aruba
A. The Competent Authorities shall establish, and DCA shall ensure implementation of, passenger and accessible property Screening standards at the Preclearance Airport that are comparable to the Screening standards at commercial airports in the United States. Accordingly, such standards shall provide for, among other things, the establishment and maintenance of Sterile Areas in the Preclearance Airport in accordance with the following requirements:
1. Ensuring that the Sterile Area is cleared of unauthorized persons, explosives, incendiaries, or weapons each time the area is put into operation following a period of non-control;
2. Controlling against access by unauthorized persons and the unauthorized introduction of explosives, incendiaries, weapons, or other prohibited items;
3. Screening any person upon entry into the Sterile Area, and rescreening any person, who for any reason exited from the Sterile Area to a public (non-sterile) area, upon reentry into the Sterile Area;
4. Establishing and implementing breach control procedures to ensure that any unauthorized person who is discovered in the Sterile Area, and his or her accessible property, are continuously monitored until removed from the Sterile Area, and that appropriate law enforcement authorities are immediately notified of the incident;
5. Establishing and implementing procedures to ensure that the Sterile Area has not been contaminated in the event of a breach where security and law enforcement personnel are not able to continuously monitor and respond to the unauthorized person or prohibited item in the Sterile Area. Mitigation measures shall include full or partial terminal evacuation, as appropriate, and notification of appropriate authorities; and
6. Establishing and implementing notification procedures and effective communications channels to ensure the adequacy of law enforcement officer (“LEO”) response in the event of a breach of the Sterile Area.
B. The Competent Authorities shall establish and implement a mutually acceptable list of items that are prohibited from the Sterile Area. That list shall include, but is not limited to, guns and firearms, club-like items, explosives, incendiaries, disabling chemicals and other dangerous or sharp items that could be used to cause catastrophic damage to an aircraft or might be used by those with the intent to hijack an aircraft.
C. The screening standards developed by the Competent Authorities and the list of prohibited items, discussed in Article V.A and V.B above, may be amended or otherwise modified from time to time depending on current threat information or other circumstances as may be mutually agreed upon.
1. Ensuring that the Sterile Area is cleared of unauthorized persons, explosives, incendiaries, or weapons each time the area is put into operation following a period of non-control;
2. Controlling against access by unauthorized persons and the unauthorized introduction of explosives, incendiaries, weapons, or other prohibited items;
3. Screening any person upon entry into the Sterile Area, and rescreening any person, who for any reason exited from the Sterile Area to a public (non-sterile) area, upon reentry into the Sterile Area;
4. Establishing and implementing breach control procedures to ensure that any unauthorized person who is discovered in the Sterile Area, and his or her accessible property, are continuously monitored until removed from the Sterile Area, and that appropriate law enforcement authorities are immediately notified of the incident;
5. Establishing and implementing procedures to ensure that the Sterile Area has not been contaminated in the event of a breach where security and law enforcement personnel are not able to continuously monitor and respond to the unauthorized person or prohibited item in the Sterile Area. Mitigation measures shall include full or partial terminal evacuation, as appropriate, and notification of appropriate authorities; and
6. Establishing and implementing notification procedures and effective communications channels to ensure the adequacy of law enforcement officer (“LEO”) response in the event of a breach of the Sterile Area.
B. The Competent Authorities shall establish and implement a mutually acceptable list of items that are prohibited from the Sterile Area. That list shall include, but is not limited to, guns and firearms, club-like items, explosives, incendiaries, disabling chemicals and other dangerous or sharp items that could be used to cause catastrophic damage to an aircraft or might be used by those with the intent to hijack an aircraft.
C. The screening standards developed by the Competent Authorities and the list of prohibited items, discussed in Article V.A and V.B above, may be amended or otherwise modified from time to time depending on current threat information or other circumstances as may be mutually agreed upon.
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- Art. V
- Geldig vanaf
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- Geldend recht
- Identificatie
- BWBV0006593
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- wetten.overheid.nl