Implementation of ISPS Code on Port Facilities in Republic of Korea

1. Implementation of ISPS Code on Port Facilities in Republic of Korea C. Y. LEE Republic of Korea

2. Synopsis Port Facilities subject to ISPS Code

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5. Synopsis ISPS Code applies to   - 28 International trading ports   - 140 Port facilities   - 600 Ships engaged on international voyages Legal Basis  - Act for the Security of International Ships and Port Facilities   - related national security Rules & Reg. Organization for ISPS Code   - Ministry of Land, Transport and Maritime Affairs Designated Authority   - 11 Regional Maritime Affairs and Port Offices

6. Organization of MLTM, Korea

7. Organization for Security of Port Facilities

8. Security Committee [ International Ships and Port facilities Security Committee ] • Chairman: Second Vice Minister of MLTM • Members of the Committee - Ministry of Land, Transport and Maritime Affairs - National Intelligence Service - Ministry of Justice - Korea Customs Service - Ministry of National Defense - National Police Agency - Ministry for Health, Welfare and Family Affairs - Korea Coast Guard • Responsibility - Establishment of National Ports Security Program - Setting of maritime security level - Decision making on maritime security policy

9. IMO adopted ISPS Code Dec 2002 “Notice No.2003-65” for implementing ISPS Code Oct 25, 2003 ISPS Code came into force Jul 1, 2004 • “Act for the Security of International • Ships and Port Facilities” came into force • Followed by Enforcement Decree and • Enforcement Rule of the Act Feb 4, 2008 -National Ports Security Program -Regional Ports Security Program -Port Facilities Security Plan Legislative Activities to Comply with ISPS Code

10. Korean Act for ISPS Code *Act for the Security of International Ships and Port Facilities [ Features ] • Full compliance with 1974 SOLAS Chapter Ⅺ-1, Ⅺ-2 and ISPS Code (Part A & B) • Coordination with the related national Counter-terrorism/security rules • The Act will follow the amended SOLAS Convention, if the Convention is amended more strictly

11. Special Articles of Korean Act for ISPS Code • "National Ports Security Program" and "Regional Ports Security Plan"/ 10 years-plan(verification in 5 years) • "Security Charge" to impose to ship owners or shippers for investments on port facilities security (from Aug 4, 2010) • Initial or Renewal Security Audit to issue "Statement of Compliance of a Port Facility(SoC)" • Additional Audit by MLTM in the event of security incidents or any finding serious deficiencies • A fine or imprisonmentfor violation or breach of security

12. Function delegated by Korean Act for ISPS Code ● Security Training For Ship Security Officer By Korea Institute of Maritime and Fisheries Technology For Company Security Officer, Ship Security Officer and Port Facility Security Officer By Korea Register of Shipping` ● Security Audit By Regional Maritime Affairs and Ports Offices For Ships in Domestic Ports By Korea Register of Shipping For Ships in Foreign Ports By Regional Maritime Affairs and Ports Offices For Port Facility

13. National Ports Security Program [ Purpose ] - Coordination ISPS Act with domestic security rules - Consolidation and harmonization with security policy in national level, regional level and port facility level [ Effects ] - Contribution to protect life and property by minimizing security risk or threat relating to port facilities and ship-port interface [ Features ] - Nationwide program including long-term policy, strategy and plan - Approval by "International Ships and Port Facilities Security Committee". - Counter-measure and contingency plan against security incidents

14. National Ports Security Program [ Main Contents ] • Fundamental principle and long-term policy for ensuring port security • Plan for disposition of security guards, security equipments and facilities • Training program for port facility security officer and etc • Prevention of security incident • Contingency plan • International cooperation plan • Other matters for ensuring port facilities security

15. Enhance security manpower Improve security equipments & facilities Operate international cooperation programs Secure and safe ports of Korea Continuous improvement of legislative system Develop security industry and invest on R&D National Ports Security Program

16. Integrated Surveillance System [ Features ] • The state-of-the-art surveillance systems for protecting intrusion from outside of port and for preventing from breach of security • Intensive investment : 1.5 million US dollars for each port    - Gwangyang('07) in completion   - Pohang('08), Gunsan('08~'09), Peongtaek('09) under construction     - Masan, Donghae, Mokpo and Jeju in the future • Composed of high-performance CCTV, intrusion-detective fence and integrated monitoring/control system with security network

17. Integrated Surveillance System

18. Identification System for Port Access [ Features ] • Pilot project of "RFID Tag embedded Identification Card" since 2008 • Automatic identification of personnel and vehicle to access • Effective Access Control to port facilities • Management of Access Log • Unified type and Usable for all port by sharing identification data Identification card embedded RFID Tag

19. Identification System for Port Access [ Main Equipments ] RFID Tag Readers for Pedestrian Optical Characterization Readers (identification of car license plates) RFID Readers for cars

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