AIP 4 Update

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AIP 4 Update

• Interagency Working Group

Mr. Fred Schutz ADUSD(TP) fred.schutz_at_osd.mil
January 25, 2005
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AIP 4 Tasks

• Establish a forum or interagency working group to
  provide for information exchange and
  collaborative readiness planning for AAE
  distribution and other hazardous material
  security management and surveillance.
• Tasks include
• Identify or establish a working group
• Convene working group to brief their respective
  roles regarding managing potential risks of high
  visibility hazardous materials
• Develop a charter that includes mission,
  responsibilities, and duration of the group
• Continue to meet quarterly to discuss joint
  opportunities
• Coordinate policy changes and new requirements

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Key Participants

• OSD (Policy) - Office of Primary Responsibility
• OSD (ATL) - oversees the acquisition and
  logistics functions within DoD AAE community.
• OASD (HD) - OSD policy focal point for homeland
  defense, Lead for DCIP Logistics Sector
• OSD (Intelligence) -responsible for physical
  security policy
• The Military Services - SMEs for munitions
  management
• USTRANSCOM - Distribution Process Owner
• Joint Staff focal point for COCOMs
• COCOMs -respond to threats directed towards their
  AOCs
• Department of Homeland Security (DHS) - national
  focal point for policy for the prevention and
  deterrence of terrorist attacks
• United States Department of Transportation
  (USDOT) - ensures transportation safety
  regulations and systems are in place

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Current Progress

• Collaborating with OASD(HD), DHS and DOT to
  explore leveraging existing forums to accomplish
  AIP 4 objectives
• Exploring on-going related efforts
• TSA Toxic Inhalation Hazard (TIH) initiative
• DHS, OASD (HD) and DOT Maritime and Surface
  Transportation Initiatives
• DLA lead for DCIP Logistics Sector DODD 3020

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Next Steps

• Formalize USD(ATL) and USD(Policy) roles in
  accomplishing AIP 4 tasks through policy focal
  points
• Complete assessment of existing forums and
  efforts that can be leveraged
• Tap existing working group or charter new group
  to facilitate interagency and intra-DoD exchange
  of AAE and other HAZMAT distribution and threat
  information
• Formalize working group charters and refine scope
  of work as required

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Issues and Questions

• Success of AIP 4 will depend on gaining joint DoD
  and Federal support that crosses, but not limited
  to
• logistics, procurement, safety, security,
  intelligence, law enforcement, mission assurance
  and force protection missions
• Have preliminarily identified an existing forum
  that covers this broad scope
• Ongoing efforts/initiatives focus on specific
  challenges
• Questions?