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ices Agency Act if the monitoring commenced in an area described in item 11, column 3, or on board an aircraft on the ground at the aerodrome; (d) escorting persons, baggage or other goods from an area described in item 11, column 3, or from an aircraft on the ground at the aerodrome 13 a border services officer who is wearing a Canada Border Services Agency uniform and whose ordinary place of work is an aerodrome an agency firearm and ammunition the border services officer is acting in the course of their duties, has come from an area described in item 11, column 3, or from an aircraft on the ground at the aerodrome, and is taking a break or having a meal inside an air terminal building for no longer than one hour 14 a border services officer who is wearing a Canada Border Services Agency uniform and whose ordinary place of work is an aerodrome an agency firearm and ammunition the border services officer is acting in the course of their duties and is transiting inside an air terminal building between (a) any of the areas described in item 11, column 3, or an aircraft on the ground at the aerodrome; or (b) an area described in item 11, column 3, or an aircraft on the ground at the aerodrome, and an area inside an air terminal building where the officer will conduct one of the activities described in paragraphs 12(a) to (d), column 3, or take a break or have a meal 15 a border services officer who is wearing a Canada Border Services Agency uniform and whose ordinary place of work is one of the following aerodromes, except if preclearance areas have been designated under subsection 6(1) of the Preclearance Act, 2016 at the aerodrome: (a) Montréal International (Mirabel); (b) an aerodrome listed in Schedule 2 or 3; (c) a place designated by the Minister under subsection 6(1.1) of the Canadian Air Transport Security Authority Act ; (d) an aerodrome to which Part 7 applies an agency firearm and ammunition in order to carry out their duties, the border services officer is required to transit frequently between an area where they are permitted to carry, transport or have access to an agency firearm and ammunition in accordance with items 11 to 14 and another area inside an air terminal building, in which case, the one-hour limit set out in items 12 and 13, column 3, does not apply 16 a border services officer who is not wearing a Canada Border Services Agency uniform and whose ordinary place of work is not an aerodrome defensive equipment, an agency firearm and ammunition the border services officer is acting in the course of their duties, is inside an air terminal building and, for the purposes of administering and enforcing program legislation as defined in section 2 of the Canada Border Services Agency Act , is (a) gathering intelligence; (b) responding to a threat posed by a person or goods if the threat was identified by the Canada Border Services Agency; or (c) planning or conducting an intelligence, administrative or criminal investigation 17 a US preclearance officer who is wearing a US inspection agency uniform and whose ordinary place of work is an aerodrome defensive equipment the US preclearance officer is exercising their powers or performing their duties or functions under the Preclearance Act, 2016 18 a US preclearance officer who is wearing a US inspection agency uniform and whose ordinary place of work is an aerodrome a US inspection agency firearm and US inspection agency ammunition the US preclearance officer is exercising their powers or performing their duties or functions under the Preclearance Act, 2016 and is inside an air terminal building in a baggage make-up area or a firearms storage room, or outside an air terminal building 19 a US preclearance officer who is wearing a US inspection agency uniform and whose ordinary place of work is an aerodrome a US inspection agency firearm and US inspection agency ammunition the US preclearance officer is exercising their powers or performing their duties or functions