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The ANSP provides for the exchange and dissemi- nation of threat-intelligence information and cooper- ation between States

• True

• False

The ANSP provides specific operational details as opposed to national policy directives.

• True

• False

Which of the following is a main objectives of the Aviation National Security Programme (ANSP)?

•   To improve communication between member states and to encourage opportunities for learning about security.

• To establish the responsibility of the State of the security of civil aviation and its facilities under the international legal instruments on the subject of aviation security.

• To encourage governments to develop their own regulations, practices, and procedures that safeguard against acts of unlawful interference.

• To ensure the rights of passengers and crew are met in security legislation.

What is the ANSP based on and supported by?

• Airport Policy

• Regional Legislation

• National Legislation

• International Legislation

A Station Manager at a new station is in the planning stages of developing a strategy to combat security threats at the station. He has done extensive research on the Civil Aviation Authority in his area and is up-to-date on all aspects of his country's ANSP. What is the next step?

• Delegate roles and responsibilities to each major group which cooper- ate to prevent security threats at the Airport & Station.

• Begin implementing all of the operational security measures outlined by the ANSP at the station.

• Outsource the security functions of the station to a domestic organiza- tion that specializes in aviation security.

• Contact ICAO for more information on how to prevent threats.

• Outsource the security.