Day 1: 4 December 2006 – Brisbane Sofitel

Chairman’s Welcome
Peter Moore, UITP

Transport security measures and the future of the Commonwealth and State’s involvement in urban transport security
Phil Reeves, Parliamentary Secretary to the Queensland Minister for Transport and Main Roads

How effective is proscribed security legislation within Australia’s Mass Surface Transportation and what to expect based on overseas experience

• Effectiveness of the legislation designed to protect of services from the effects of terrorist acts
• Comparison of overseas legislative activities
• Examines the actions that should be taken to secure operator posterity
• trends flowing from aviation security
• Findings of a survey of six affected Australian transport operators

Allen Fleckner, Critical Risk

Break

Security incident management - A bus operator’s perspective
Alan Warren, Manager, Brisbane Transport

Building beneficial partnerships for effective transport operators
What the Office of Transport Security can do for you:

• Understanding threats in your local context
• National transport security risk guidance
• Harnessing the power of partnerships

Tony Beard, Office of Transport Security, Department of Transport and Regional Services

Lunch

Chairman’s Welcome
Michael Apps, Bus Industry Confederation

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Lessons from the Queensland Experience
Mr Jack Noye, Executive Director (Corporate Office), Queensland Transport

Lessons learned by the City of Melbourne in moving large crowds safely through the CBD with access and egress at the transport precincts

• Issues that face Melbourne City Council, the Victoria Police,  the State Government and Transport Operators (
• Lessons learned from past events such as the Commonwealth Games and New Year’s Eve celebrations in the City.
• Operational considerations when planning for mass gatherings at large parades such as the AFL, VRC and Anzac Day.
• Future developments on how the security and terrorism threats impact on large crowd
• Success of the Melbourne “A Team” process

Ian Rowan, Manager Street Activity Branch, City of Melbourne

Break

Working out how much security is enough

• Realistic risk assessments
• Managing expectations of stakeholders
• Winning management support
• Containing the security spend

Kerran Campbell, Global Technical Director – Security, SKM

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Predictive profiling of terrorists and others criminals and its use on transport

• What is predictive profiling
• Examples of how predictive profiling operates and how it is used overseas
• The components of a terrorist mission by developing a terrorist plan

Kim Langton, Regional Partner, Chameleon Associates (Australia)

Networking drinks

Update on the CCTV Code of Practice
Jonathan Nicholls
Victorian Department of Infrastructure

Case study: Securing Melbourne’s Rail Transportation for the 2006 Commonwealth Games

• Ensuring the safety of travelers was a top priority for Melbourne transportation.
• The difficulties and lessons learnt from the event

Allen Fleckner, Critical Risk

Intelligence led CCTV

• Why many CCTV systems don’t reduce crime
• Using CCTV surveillance for active surveillance
• Keys to intelligence-led CCTV - training and intelligence systems

Jeff Corkill, s2i Pty Ltd

Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED) Guildelines for Queensland

Inspector Tony Lake, Queensland Police

Use of real time CCTV on public transport

• Transmitting live video to a PDA phone
• Controlling PTZ and lighting
• Real-time demonstration

Phil Henderson, Goldsec

Fear of crime and spatial analyses for enhancing transit security

• Use of GIS to create fear of crime maps
• Use of crime maps for transport organisations
• Case study which one transport organisation used

Bruce Doran, Australian National University

The gaps and trends for vocation and higher education in transport security

• Training needs
• Supply and Demand

CCTV, Crime and Transport

• Summary of the report released on 5 December
• Defining the relationship between crime
  and CCTV
• Research on QR Citytrain stations, QR
  commuters & Gold Coast residents

Helene Wells, Criminology Department, Bond University

Site visit: Brisbane Metropolitan Transport Management Centre

Delegates have the option of visiting the new joint transport management centre, established in an alliance between Brisbane City Council and QLD Government to service the road commuters and public transport patrons of Metropolitan Brisbane.

For more information about the Centre, click here.

Gaps and trends in operational protocols and response

Presentation on trends: Paul Murphy, GHD

• Responses to managing hoaxes and catastrophic
  incidents
• Response to the detection of explosive on passengers
• Trends in security

Panel: Police and industry specialists

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