IMPLEMENTATION OF THE ISPS CODE AS MANIFESTATION A LAW ENFORCEMENT ON COMBATING PIRACY AND ARMS ROBBERY Presented on Seminar Maritime Law Enforcement at JAPAN

1. preliminary
September 11, 2001, known as 911, has made the world's maritime change the original point of view the operation of ships or harbor international rules on safety is a major factor that must be fulfilled, but after July 1, 2004 the International Maritime Organzation (IMO), SOLAS Convention to amandement CHAPTER XII 74-on 2 on the ISPS Code, the maritime world at present factor of safety and security is an obligation that must be fulfilled.


Lectures on Maritime Security which obtained relating to the amendments to SOLAS Chapter XII or called ISPS Code are :

Anti – Terrorism Countermeasures
by Mr. UCHIDA – JCG

Transnational Maritime Law Enforcement
By Mr. HAMAGUCHI - JCG

Implementation of ISPS Code in Indonesia supported by the following legality :
– Maritime Law No. 17 Years 2008
– Ministrial Decree No. KM. 33 Years 2003
– according Implementation in Indonesia.
Ministrial Decree No. KM. 3 Years 2004
– according Appointing the Director General
of Sea Transportation as Designated
Authority.

2. OBJECTIVE
To detect security threats and take preventive measures against security incidents affecting ships or port facilities used for international trade from the threat of piracy and robbery.

3. TARGET GROUP
• Port Security Committee (Port Administration, Port Authority, Sea and Coast Guard, Imigration, Costum, Hearth Port, Port Police, etc)
• Shipowner (CSO, SSO)
• Management of port facilities (PFSO)

4. EXPECTED EFFECT
provide understanding to the target group of special measures in order to prevent the occurrence of threats related to security measures of piracy, arms robbery and terror.

5. EXPECTED EFFECT
For Ship and Port Facilities
• Technical guidance
• Socialization Maritime Security
• Training
• Drill
• Exercise
• Seminar

For Port Security Commite
• Technical guidance
• Socialization
• Seminar
• knowledge of the verification
• knowledge communication and coordination between security committee




6. DIVISION OF ROLES
Designated Authority is Director General Sea Transportation (Headquarter)

Head of Port Administration, Port Authority, Port Office as Port Security comitte (Region Office)

Head of Field guard and rescue in the region as Port Security Officer

STRUCTURE OF PORT SECURITY COMMITTE