Name: Screening Partnership Program: TSA should issue more guidance to airports and monitor private versus federal screener performance: report to the Chai (en Inglés)
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Author: Office, U. S. Government Accountability
ISBN: 9781974179466

portada Screening Partnership Program: TSA should issue more guidance to airports and monitor private versus federal screener performance: report to the Chai (en Inglés)

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U. S. Government Accountability Office

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9781974179466

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Screening Partnership Program: TSA should issue more guidance to airports and monitor private versus federal screener performance: report to the Chai (en Inglés)

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Reseña del libro "Screening Partnership Program: TSA should issue more guidance to airports and monitor private versus federal screener performance: report to the Chai (en Inglés)"

" TSA maintains a federal workforce to screen passengers and baggage at the majority of the nation's commercial airports, but also oversees a workforce of private screeners at airports who participate in the SPP. The SPP allows commercial airports to use private screeners, provided that the level of screening matches or exceeds that of federal screeners. In recent years, TSA's SPP has evolved to incorporate changes in policy and federal law, prompting enhanced interest in measuring screener performance. GAO was asked to examine the (1) status of SPP applications and airport operators', aviation stakeholders', and TSA's reported advantages and disadvantages of participating in the SPP; (2) extent to which TSA has provided airports guidance to govern the SPP application process; and (3) extent to which TSA assesses and monitors the performance of private and federal screeners. GAO surveyed 28 airport operators that had applied to the SPP as of April 2012, and interviewed 5 airport operators who have not applied and 1 airport operator who applied to the SPP after GAO's survey. Although not generalizable, these interviews provided insights. GAO also analyzed screener performance data from fiscal years 2009-2011. This is a public version of a sensitive report that GAO issued in November 2012. Information that TSA deemed sensitive has been redacted. "