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Maritime Security Regimes Roundtable
26 – 27 Apr 2016
Group Captain Craig Meighan
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Maritime Area of Interest
Security Forces
Authority Area (Search and Rescue Region)
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Maritime Security Threats Illegal Maritime Arrivals
Illegal Exploitation of Natural Resources
Illegal Activity in Protected Areas
Compromise to Biosecurity
Maritime Terrorism
Piracy, Robbery & Violence at Sea
Prohibited Imports & Exports
Maritime Pollution
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Maritime Domain Management
Response (RESPOND TO / DETER & PREVENT)
• Operations • Planning • Enforcement
Awareness (DETECT)
• MDA systems • Information Sharing • Intelligence
Influence (DETER / PREVENT)
• Government Policies • Domestic & International Engagement • Diplomacy
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Pacific Island Country EEZs
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Information Fusion Centre
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IUU Vessels Kunlun & Perlon
KUNLUN boarded 26 February 2015 PERLON boarded 22 April 2015
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IUU Vessel Thunder
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Defined: Maritime Domain Awareness is the effective understanding of anything
associated with the maritime domain that could impact the security, safety, economy, or environment.
Summary
Recommendations for consideration: • Establishment of a global MDA coordinator to
synchronise commonality in procedures and coordinate linkages between our MDA organisations would be useful.
• Establishing a global baseline capability using existing and available systems to monitor shipping.
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is another's in-bound threat.