This is part of a continuing series of blog posts on the
public comments filed in the previous week for the Coast Guard’s TWIC
Reader NPRM. The previous posts in the series are listed below.
The second week into a one-month
comment extension and there were only two comments posted this week; an
individual and a marine service operator.
Waterside Access
The individual
commentor questions the need for TWIC Readers when “the biggest threat to
any facility in any port is waterside access because facilities do not have
authority to enforce laws or access on the water”.
Barge Fleeting Facilities
The marine
service operator questions the need for TWIC Readers at barge fleeting
facilities when the serviced vessels will not be required to have TWIC Readers
because of the 14 person crew limit rule. He notes that most of these
facilities employee even fewer people than the towing vessels they service.
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