Traduction de «Policière-technicienne des explosifs » (Français → Anglais) :

police explosives technician [ PET | explosives technician | bomb technician ]

EUROVOC descriptor: radiation protection biological weapon terrorism EU police cooperation security services chemical accident nuclear accident explosive

It should be mentioned that, with specific reference to the United States of America, the Presidency holds regular talks with various bodies and at the most varied levels on combating terrorism, which cover subjects such as radicalisation and recruitment into terrorism, including Internet use by extremist groups, terrorist threat analysis, cooperation in international forums, public/private partnerships for combating terrorism, specifically explosives safety, critical infrastructure protection, terrorist financing, in addition to othe ...[+++]r types of cooperation between civilian authorities and the police authorities.

It should be mentioned that, with specific reference to the United States of America, the Presidency holds regular talks with various bodies and at the most varied levels on combating terrorism, which cover subjects such as radicalisation and recruitment into terrorism, including Internet use by extremist groups, terrorist threat analysis, cooperation in international forums, public/private partnerships for combating terrorism, specifically explosives safety, critical infrastructure protection, terrorist financing, in addition to othe ...[+++]r types of cooperation between civilian authorities and the police authorities.

Mr. Duchesneau has told you at length about that organization as well as its term of reference; —enhancing pre-board screening at Canadian airports; —funding over five years for the purchase, deployment and operation of advanced explosives detection systems at airports across the country, covering 99 per cent of all air passengers; —increasing the number of Royal Canadian Mounted Police officers on board selected domestic and international flights; —providing funding over two years to airlines to help cover the cost of security modifications, including the reinforcement of cockpit doors on existing passenger aircraft; (0930) [Englis ...[+++]h] - contributing annually to costs associated with aviation security-related policing at major airports, and one-time payments for heightened policing and security at airports resulting from the September 2001 terrorist attacks in the United States; - providing funding for further significant increases in Transport Canada staff associated with aviation security functions, including hiring new inspectors to provide increased oversight of aviation security throughout the country.