barnstorm2
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TSA Goes Beyond Scope AGAIN! Please Comment & stop Them! Rule Targets Repair Stations
TSA Rule Targets Repair Stations
http://www.avweb.com/avwebbiz/news/TSA_Rule_Targets_Repair_Stations_201548-1.html
The Transportation Security Administration has prepared new regulations governing security procedures at repair stations. The Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (NPRM) (PDF) will require repair stations to establish security protocols to guard against unauthorized access to the facility, aircraft and parts. The new rules would affect 4,227 FAA-certificated shops in the U.S. and 694 in other countries that work on U.S. aircraft. There will be a 60-day comment period on the rule.
In announcing the proposed NPRM, TSA Office of Security Operations Assistant Administrator Lee Kair said the rule will augment existing FAA security rules in place at certificated repair stations. "By enhancing repair station security, this rulemaking guards against the potential threat of an aircraft being destroyed or used as a weapon," he said. The rule, if adopted, will require strict access control and implementation of security awareness training programs and, of course, allow for TSA inspections and audits.
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Note from me:
See that black tape like line across the TSA Badge?? That signifies all of the rights and freedoms they have killed and are killing!
TSA Rule Targets Repair Stations
http://www.avweb.com/avwebbiz/news/TSA_Rule_Targets_Repair_Stations_201548-1.html
The Transportation Security Administration has prepared new regulations governing security procedures at repair stations. The Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (NPRM) (PDF) will require repair stations to establish security protocols to guard against unauthorized access to the facility, aircraft and parts. The new rules would affect 4,227 FAA-certificated shops in the U.S. and 694 in other countries that work on U.S. aircraft. There will be a 60-day comment period on the rule.
In announcing the proposed NPRM, TSA Office of Security Operations Assistant Administrator Lee Kair said the rule will augment existing FAA security rules in place at certificated repair stations. "By enhancing repair station security, this rulemaking guards against the potential threat of an aircraft being destroyed or used as a weapon," he said. The rule, if adopted, will require strict access control and implementation of security awareness training programs and, of course, allow for TSA inspections and audits.
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Note from me:
See that black tape like line across the TSA Badge?? That signifies all of the rights and freedoms they have killed and are killing!