Naslov
Croatian Legal Framework for Port Security: Case Study of the Port of Rijeka

Autori
Vio, Igor

Vrsta, podvrsta i kategorija rada
Poglavlja u knjigama, znanstveni

Knjiga
Law and Security along the 21st Century Maritime Silk Road

Urednik/ci
Caligiuri, Andrea ; Pollastrelli, Stefano

Izdavač
Editoriale Scientifica

Grad
Napulj

Godina
2021

Raspon stranica
126-140

ISBN
979-12-5976-240-5

Ključne riječi
port security, security protection measures, port security assessment

Sažetak
Various aspects of the security of maritime ships and ports open to international traffic in the Republic of Croatia are regulated by the Ships and Port Security Act (SPSA). The SPSA prescribes a number of obligations that the port authority or the concessionaire must fulfil in order to ensure the application and enforcement of security measures. Whether the port meets the security protection requirements prescribed by the Act is verified by the presence of the statement of conformity of the port issued by the Ministry of Maritime Affairs and whose validity is five years. Each port or port operating area to which this Act applies must have and maintain a valid port security plan made by a recognized port security organisation based on an approved port security assessment, which defines the procedures, measures and activities for each security level. The levels of security for ports in the Republic of Croatia is determined by the Ministry of Interior Affairs according to the basic and specific security indicators. The port authority or the concessionaire of a special purpose port shall establish a service responsible for the security of the port managed by the person responsible for the security of the port, who is appointed by the Director of the Port Authority or the authorized person of the entity having a concession of a special purpose port.

Izvorni jezik
Engleski

Znanstvena područja
Pravo

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