Domestic Ferries Security Regulations — 38
Obligations — Domestic ferry 38 (1) The operator of a domestic ferry shall (a) establish an administrative and organizational structure for the security of the ferry; (b) provide each of its employees having responsibilities under these Regulations with the technical assistance and the training necessary to fulfil those responsibilities; (c) designate a ferry security officer in writing by name or by position, other than the position for which the designation is being made; (d) provide the ferry security officer with information regarding security threats and with other information relevant to security; (e) ensure that the security assessment in respect of the ferry is carried out and submitted to the Minister for approval; (f) ensure that the security plan in respect of the ferry is developed and submitted to the Minister for approval; (g) ensure that the approved security plan in respect of the ferry is implemented and maintained, and that any amendments to the plan are submitted to the Minister for approval; (h) if the ferry is interfacing with a domestic ferry facility, ensure coordination of the approved security plan in respect of the ferry with the approved security plan in respect of the ferry facility; (i) ensure that the security activities of the ferry are audited; (j) amend as soon as practicable the approved security plan in respect of the ferry to correct any deficiency identified as a result of an audit or in the course of operations; (k) ensure that corrective action is implemented as soon as practicable to correct any deficiency referred to in paragraph (j) until the approved security plan in respect of the ferry is amended; (l) ensure security awareness and vigilance by all personnel on the ferry; (m) ensure that the security orientation referred to in section 59 is provided; (n) ensure that there is effective communication and cooperation during each interface; (o) ensure that there is consistency between the security requirements and the safety requirements; (p) clearly mark restricted areas on the ferry with signs; (q) ensure that the ferry has communication systems, including a backup system, and communication procedures that allow effective communication between the ferry and (i) other vessels, marine facilities, and port administrations, (ii) the Minister, and (iii) local law enforcement agencies; and (r) immediately notify the Minister if the operator ceases to operate a ferry on a route set out in Schedule 1. Obligations — Domestic ferry facility (2) The operator of a domestic ferry facility shall (a) establish an administrative and organizational structure for the security of the ferry facility; (b) provide each of its employees having responsibilities under these Regulations with the technical assistance and the training necessary to fulfil their responsibilities; (c) designate a ferry facility security officer in writing by name or by position, other than the position for which the designation is being made; (d) provide the ferry facility security officer with information regarding security threats and with other information relevant to security; (e) ensure that the security assessment in respect of the ferry facility is carried out and submitted to the Minister for approval; (f) ensure that the security plan in respect of the ferry facility is developed and submitted to the Minister for approval; (g) ensure that the approved security plan in respect of the ferry facility is implemented and maintained, and that any amendments to the plan are submitted to the Minister for approval; (h) coordinate with the master of a domestic ferry, and with the port security officer if the ferry facility is in a port, crew changes as well as access to the ferry through the ferry facility by visitors and passengers, including representatives of seafarers’ welfare and labour organizations; (i) ensure that the security activities of the ferry facility are audited; (j) amend as soon as practicable the approved security