| | MARITIME SECURITY: The SAFE Port Act: Status and |
| | 0,64 | | MB | Implementation One Year Later |
| | 55 | | stron |
| | 6172 | | ID | United States Government Accountability Office |
| | 2007 | | rok |
| | Federal agencies have improved overall port security efforts by establishing committees to share |
| | information with local port stakeholders, taking steps to establish interagency operations centers to |
| | monitor port activities, conducting operations such as harbor patrols and vessel escorts, writing |
| | port-level plans to prevent and respond to terrorist attacks, testing such plans through exercises, |
| | and assessing the security at foreign ports. However, these agencies face resource constraints |
| | and other challenges trying to meet the SAFE Port Act’s requirements to expand these activities. |
| | For example, the Coast Guard faces budget constraints in trying to expand its current command |
| | centers and include other agencies at the centers. |