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ARTICLE · 04 OCTOBER 2013

Aviation security: reports & reviews

Proposed changes aim to secure the air cargo supply chain from threats of terrorism and acts of unlawful interference.

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Strengthening Australia's Air Cargo Supply Chain

Further to our legislation updates section, the Department of Infrastructure and Transport has released a discussion paper aimed at obtaining feedback from industry on how best to secure Australia's air cargo supply chain against the threat of terrorism and other acts of unlawful interference. The proposed changes are also required to meet Australia's international obligations and ensure our international trading partners will continue to accept our exports.

The new security framework is scheduled to be implemented from July 2014. Implementing the requirements for domestic air cargo security is also being investigated.

The Department sought the views of freight forwarders, transport and logistics providers, exporters, manufacturers, general traders and providers of related products and services.

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