REQUIREMENTS AND PROCEDURES

An authority, agency, or department with responsibility for law enforcement, public safety, security, or intelligence is eligible for admission.  Effective January 1, 2025*, the Organization shall move from the suspended donor-based contribution fee and again begin donor-based contribution to support the requirements.

Upon submission, a letter of invitation will be offered.  The Organization donor admission fee will be sent via an invoice through the SRMX Portal - Security Resource Member Xchange.  Donor categories and requirements are as follows:

Participation

STATUTORY AUTHORITY

• • General Authority - $2,450:  Policing, Public Safety, and intelligence responsibilities – -AVSEC/MARSEC – participate in after-action and security discussions, supporting efforts and projects with United Nations Agencies and AGM Privileges. Some of the benefits are:

    • See Say Act security and public affairs program.

      • Security environment police and security tactics

      • Staff and public eyes and ears education program

      • Human and Animal and public affairs program.

    • Port Security Best Practice Guide. – Based on known evidence-based principles, this guide provides lessons learned about security environment practices for mass people and critical infrastructure requires protection. Then, when a situation moves from operational to a crisis, it's imperative that the situation be well-trained and have procedures in place that are controlled and managed in a manner that is beneficial to public safety and expediency of bringing an incident under control.  Self-auditing and on-site auditing certification.

    • PSeMS - Port Security Management System A practice guide supporting a proactive approach for assessing and managing holistic security risks. It's designed for senior leadership teams and security managers.

    • International Council on Security & Reliance - ICSR intergovemental committees: (Being formed)

      ICSR – Policy & Practices

      ICSR - Risk and Resilience

      ICSR – Technology & Innovation

      ICSR – Capacity Development

      ICSR – After Action Reviews

      ICSR – Supply Chain Security

  • Associate General: Regulated Authority - $2.850: Port Authority security and/or public safety related to aviation, maritime, transport, or border that is a private organization regulated or contracted by a government authority—appropriate training and certification programs and seminars. Qualified organizations may participate in many of the programs as nonvoting participants.

  • Sponsoring security organization - $1950: civilian aviation, maritime, transport, and border-related organizations.  

  • After you submit it, a draft admission letter will be forwarded to the authority.  A list of senior personnel will be requested. Invitations to the SRMX Document  Portal will be sent.

• OBSERVATION CLASSIFICATION

  • A law enforcement or security government agency from a developing nation may apply to have some or all of its donor funding requirements reduced.

CONSULTATIVE CLASSIFICATION

• Consultative Authority: A qualified authority, educational association, or institution whose mission includes efforts related to aviation, maritime,  transport, or border; public safety and security that wishes to contribute to and support the activities of the Organization through various contributions, including academics, research, and expertise other approved activities relating to policing, public safety, and security may apply, Donor fee: $950

SUPORTING CLASSIFICATION

• Supporting Officers:  Those individual officers who wish to keep abreast of the activities of the Organization may join and receive selected benefits:

  • Command Sworn Officer - $250

  • Sworn Officer - $100

  • Government Security Officer - $65

  • Port Regulated Security Officer - $50

• Supporting Commercial Companies with security interests related to aviation, maritime, transport, or border issues, including critical public infrastructure, would like to keep abreast of information and be included in identified general programs.  Includes a listing in the Policing and Security product and services directory.  Organization donor fee: $1,875.

About our Funding Requirements* – In 2010, the board suspended donor requirements due to economic conditions at police agencies.  Our requirements to work globally and assist member countries and authorities from traditional resources go well beyond our police and security revenue budgets. Therefore, it is necessary to provide a budget that can be depended upon to serve our authorities.  The above donor requirements are effective January 1, 2025. Voluntary Project and Donor funding from governments, security organizations, non-governmental organizations, and private entities through programs, projects, grants, and other contributions becomes essential and recommended. We appreciate your appropriate inquiries. Project agreement inquiries accepted.

*Admission status category is reflected in how the organization is constituted.

Thank you! 

If you have any immediate questions, please contact us. info@interportpolice.org