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AIRPORT RESTRICTED AREA AIRPORT AUTHORITY HONG KONG PERMIT SYSTEM MANUAL

RECORD OF AMENDMENTS - 1 AUGUST 2013

RECORD OF AMENDMENTS

Amendment No.

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Appendix 2 - E - 2 Apr 2012 Annex I - 1 Aug 2013

Appendix 3 - A - 1 Jun 2011 Annex I - 2 Aug 2013

Appendix 3 - A - 2 Jun 2011 Annex I - 3 Aug 2013

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LIST OF CONTENTS - 1 AUGUST 2013

LIST OF CONTENTS

Sections 1 Introduction 1.1 Legislation and Designation of Restricted Area 1.2 Airport Restricted Area Permit & Visitor Pass 1.3 Issuing Authority 1.4 Administration of Airport Restricted Area Permit System 1.5 Categories of Airport Restricted Area Permit 1.6 Access Zones 1.7 Colour Coding Scheme for Airport Restricted Area Access

1.8 Permit Endorsement and Privilege 1.9 Verification of Airport Permit 1.10 Airport Restricted Area Permit and Security Awareness Video 1.11 Airport Restricted Area Permit Application Forms 1.12 Permit Office

2 Issue Policy of Airport Restricted Area Permits for Individuals 2.1 Acceptance Criteria 2.2 Sponsoring Organisation 2.3 Authorised Signatories

2.4 Policy in respect of Use of Permits 2.5 Requirement for Vetting 2.6 Data Privacy Policy 2.7 Policy in respect of Permit Fees

3 Application for Airport Permits 3.1 Purpose and Permit Validity 3.2 Application 3.3 Trustworthiness of Permit Applicants 3.4 Processing Time 3.5 Permit Issue 3.6 Permit Renewal 4 Deleted 5 Deleted



6 Application for Control Authority Permits 6.1 Purpose 6.2 Use of Control Authority Permits 6.3 Control Mechanisms 7 Application for Emergency Permits 7.1 Purpose and Permit Validity 7.2 Application 7.3 Permit Collection

7.4 Vehicle and Personnel Access 7.5 Conditions of Use

8 Application for Airport Restricted Area Vehicle Permits - Airside Vehicle Licences 8.1 Purpose and Permit Validity 8.2 Application

8.3 Application of ‘D’ Endorsement 8.4 Withdrawal of ‘D’ Endorsement

9 Application for Ad hoc Airport Restricted Area Vehicle Permits 9.1 Purpose and Permit Validity

9.2 Application and Collection of Permit

10 General Requirements

10.1 Biennial Renewal Procedures 10.2 Lost Permits 10.3 Replacement of Damaged Permits

10.4 Collection of Renewed Permits 10.5 Changes in Permit and Personal Details 10.6 Surrender of Cancelled, Suspended and Permits No Longer

Required 10.7 Permit Return Procedures



Appendices Appendix 1-A : Colour Coding Scheme for Airport Restricted Area

Access Appendix 1-B : Notice to Holder of Airport Permit with Escort Authority

(‘E’ Endorsement) (AOS/P/14) Appendix 1-C : Location of Permit Office Appendix 2-A : Application for Joining the Airport Restricted Area

Permit System (AOS/P/07) Appendix 2-B : Airport Restricted Area Permit – Sample Signature and

Declaration Form for Authorised Signatories (AOS/P/01) Appendix 2-C : Conditions of Issue of Airport Restricted Area Permits

(AOS/P/08)

Appendix 2-D : Fees Schedule of Airport Restricted Area Permits & Visitor Pass

Appendix 2-E : Declaration of Airport Restricted Area Permit Holder

(“Permit Holder”) Relating to Conviction of Criminal Offence (AOS/P/19)

Appendix 3-A : Specimen of Airport Permit Appendix 3-B : Application Form and Guidance Notes for Airport

Permits (AOS/P/03) Appendix 6-A : Specimen of Control Authority Permit Appendix 7-A : Specimen of Emergency Permit Appendix 8-A : Specimen of Airport Restricted Area Vehicle Permit /

Airside Vehicle Licence Appendix 8-B : Specimen of Vehicle Inspection Permit Appendix 9-A : Specimen of Adhoc Airport Restricted Area Vehicle

Permit Appendix 9-B : Application Form for Adhoc Airport Restricted Area

Vehicle Permit (AOS/P/11)



Appendix 10-A : Renewal Form of Airport Permit (Contractor Only)

(AOS/P/12)

Appendix 10-B : Declaration of Applicant for Application for Renewal of Airport Restricted Area Permit (AOS/P/17)

Appendix 10-C : Airport Restricted Area Permit - Lost Permit Report Form

(AOS/P/13) Appendix 10-D : Replacement / Revision Form of Airport Restricted Area

Permit (AOS/P/16) Appendix 10-E : Change in Personal Data Form (AOS/P/18) Appendix 10-F : Airport Restricted Area Permit - Permit Return Form

(AOS/P/15) Appendix 11 : Application of Biometric Technology for Airport Restricted

Area Permit System at Hong Kong International Airport Annex I Visitor Pass


SECTION 1 - 1 AUGUST 2013

Section 1 INTRODUCTION

1.1 Legislation and Designation of Restricted Area

1.2 Airport Restricted Area Permit & Visitor Pass

1.3 Issuing Authority

1.4 Administration of Airport Restricted Area Permit System

1.5 Categories of Airport Restricted Area Permit

1.6 Access Zones

1.7 Colour Coding Scheme for Airport Restricted Area Access

1.8 Permit Endorsement and Privilege

1.9 Verification of Airport Permit

1.10 Airport Restricted Area Permit and Security Awareness Video

1.11 Airport Restricted Area Permit Application Forms

1.12 Permit Office



1 Introduction

1.1 Legislation and Designation of Restricted Area

1.1.1 The Aviation Security Ordinance (Cap. 494) empowers the Aviation Security Authority, (the Secretary for Security), to designate parts of an airport (and any part of the sea adjacent to it) to be a restricted area. This power is delegated to the Director-General of Civil Aviation. Access to the restricted area is controlled.

1.1.2 Control of access into a restricted area is governed by the

Aviation Security Regulation (Cap. 494 Sub. Leg. A) under which a restricted area may either be an Airport Restricted Area (ARA) or Tenant Restricted Area (TRA). Under this Regulation, no person except bona fide air passengers and bona fide air-crews shall enter or remain in a restricted area unless he has on his person a valid permit issued to him in respect of that restricted area or is being escorted by a permit holder who is authorised by the permit issuing authority to escort persons into such area. An ARA at the Hong Kong International Airport is an area designated as such and is under the control of the Airport Authority whereas a TRA is under the control of the airport tenants concerned. An outline of the ARA plan is shown in Appendix 1-A. Plans illustrating the designated Airport Restricted Area are displayed at the Permit Office.

1.1.3 The restricted area plans may be subject to revision from

time to time, and new plan will be prepared, to reflect changes in boundaries of restricted area if necessary.

1.2 Airport Restricted Area Permit & Visitor Pass

1.2.1 The mechanism of controlling person and vehicle access into the Airport Restricted Area is by means of duly authorised Airport Restricted Area permits and Visitor Pass.

1.2.2 Under the Aviation Security Regulation, an Airport Manager shall, in accordance with details approved by the Director-General of Civil Aviation, i.e. as those stated in the Airport Restricted Area Permit System Manual, issue permits authorising unescorted access to an Airport Restricted Area or Visitor Pass for ad hoc escorted access.

1.2.3 Details of Visitor Pass arrangement are provided in Annex I

of this manual.




Pursuant to Section 2 of the Aviation Security Ordinance (Cap. 494), the Airport Management Director, who is the manager of Hong Kong International Airport, shall act as the issuing authority in respect of Airport Restricted Area permits issued under Sections 7 and 14 of Cap. 494A. The Airport Management Director shall be responsible for setting all policies in relation to permit matters. The General Manager, Safety, Security and Business Continuity, and the Senior Manager, Airport Security are authorised by the Airport Management Director as his representatives. The Airport Management Director shall also act as the final arbiter of an appeal submitted in respect of any application rejected on operational grounds. Aviation Security Company Limited (hereinafter AVSECO), is a service provider engaged by the Airport Management Director for the day to day management of permit processing matters.

1.4 Administration of Airport Restricted Area Permit System

The Airport Restricted Area Permit System is administered by the Permit Office managed by AVSECO under the supervision of Airport Authority’s Security Section. The Manager, Permit Office of AVSECO is in charge of the day to day operation of the Permit Office, which processes permit applications and handles permit related matters according to the policies and guidelines laid down by the Airport Management Director. All permits remain the property of the Airport Authority.



1.5 Categories of Airport Restricted Area Permit

Airport Restricted Area Permits are divided into the following categories: 1.5.1 Permit for Individuals

a) Airport Permits b) Control Authority Permits c) Emergency Permits 1.5.2 Permit for Vehicles

a) Airside Vehicle Licences / Vehicle Inspection Permits b) Ad hoc Airport Restricted Area Vehicle Permits c) Terminal Electric Vehicle Licenses

Terminal Electric Vehicle Licenses are issued by the Terminal 1 Department of the Airport Authority to serve as vehicle permits authorizing the electric vehicles to access into the Airport Restricted Area of the Passenger Terminal Building and Baggage Handling Area. This licence has a maximum validity of 12 months. The policy and procedures for the issuance of the license is stipulated in the Terminal Procedure Manual, procedure TBU/PM/047 – “Terminal Vehicle Operation”.

1.5.3 Details relating to each category of permit for individuals

and vehicles, except for Terminal Electric Vehicle Licenses, are elaborated in separate sections of this manual.



1.6 Access Zones The possession of an Airport Restricted Area Permit for individuals does not grant automatic right of access to the entire Airport Restricted Area. The Airport Restricted Area is divided into 5 access zones; these are: Passenger Terminal Building

(excluding Baggage Handling Area)

Cargo Apron

Passenger Apron (including Baggage Handling Area)

Maintenance Base and Long Term Parking Apron Runway and Taxiway

1.7 Colour Coding Scheme for Airport Restricted Area Access

1.7.1 The level of access to the Airport Restricted Area is

indicated by the background colour of the Airport Permit. There are 7 different colour codes and each code represents either a single zone or multiple zones of access.

Blue Cargo Apron only

Beige Maintenance Base and Long Term Parking

Apron only Yellow Passenger Terminal Building (excluding

Baggage Handling Area) i.e. Terminal 1, Terminal 2, North Satellite Concourse (see also 1.7.4e)

SkyPier Orange

Cargo Apron Passenger Apron (including Baggage

Handling Area subject to “B” endorsement) Maintenance Base and Long Term Parking

Apron Green Cargo Apron

Passenger Apron (including Baggage Handling Area subject to “B” endorsement)

Maintenance Base and Long Term Parking Apron

Runway and Taxiway (subject to Air Traffic Control clearance)



Purple Passenger Terminal Building (excluding

Baggage Handling Area) i.e. Terminal 1, Terminal 2, North Satellite Concourse

SkyPier Cargo Apron Passenger Apron (including Baggage


Apron Red Passenger Terminal Building

(excluding Baggage Handling Area) i.e. Terminal 1, Terminal 2, North Satellite Concourse

SkyPier Cargo Apron Passenger Apron (including Baggage


Apron Runway and Taxiway (subject to Air Traffic

Control clearance)

1.7.2 To safeguard the movements of aircraft, persons seeking entry into runway and taxiway shall seek clearance from Air Traffic Control on each occasion. Drivers of vehicles onto these areas must fully comply with the procedures stipulated in the Airside Driving Handbook published by the Airfield Department of the Airport Authority.

1.7.3 Holders of Red, Purple, Orange and Green colour coded

permits may access the Baggage Handling Area if their Airport Restricted Area Permit has a 'B' endorsement. ‘B’ endorsement will not be issued in respect of Yellow, Beige and Blue colour coded permits.

1.7.4 The delineation of the above zones in connection with the

colour coding scheme is shown in Appendix 1-A. Special attention should be taken to the following points in the colour zoning:

a) Passenger Terminal Building offices on Level 4

(Apron level) and Level 5 do not necessarily fall in the zone of Passenger Terminal Building. If access for such offices is from apron level only, the offices shall be zoned as Passenger Apron and not Passenger Terminal Building.



b) ‘B’ endorsement is not required for access to staff canteen, Skybird 1, on Level 2 Baggage Handling Area provided that such access is made from the apron level into the canteen or vice versa via the two dedicated staircases, U1 and U2 near airbridge 15.

c) Airbridges are zoned as Passenger Apron and not

Passenger Terminal Building.

d) Baggage Handling Area is zoned as Passenger Apron and not Passenger Terminal Building.

e) North Satellite Concourse is a passenger facility

remotely located on the North Passenger Apron. Nevertheless, it is operationally zoned as an extension of Passenger Terminal Building. Airport staff are therefore required to possess either Red or Purple coloured coded permit as an authorization to cross over the Passenger Apron for access between Terminal 1 and North Satellite Concourse.

f) SkyPier is zoned as Passenger Terminal Building as

it links with Terminals 1 & 2 by the Automatic People Mover.

1.7.5 Notwithstanding the colour coding and ‘B’ endorsement on

the Airport Restricted Area Permit, permit holders shall only access those parts of the Airport Restricted Area on a need to perform specific duties basis.

1.8 Permit Endorsement and Privilege

1.8.1 ‘B’ Endorsement Access authorisation to the Baggage Handling Area at Passenger Terminal Building is indicated by a letter ‘B’ on the permit. ‘B’ endorsement is applicable to Red, Purple, Orange and Green colour coded permits and those who have a justifiable operational need to access this particular area. Application for ‘B’ endorsement should be indicated in the permit application form.

1.8.2 ‘D’ Endorsement

Authorisation to drive a vehicle inside the Airport Restricted Area is indicated by a letter ‘D’ on the permit. The ‘D’ endorsement may be granted upon passing the Airside Driver Examination administered by the Airfield Department of the Airport Authority. Please refer to the Airside Driving Handbook for details of ‘D’ endorsement. The handbook is available at the Airport Authority extranet of



http://extranet.hongkongairport.com under folder “Procedure Manual > AD Procedures”.

1.8.3 ‘E’ Endorsement Authority to escort personnel holding a valid Visitor Pass within the Airport Restricted Area is indicated by a letter ‘E’ on the Airport Permit. ‘E’ endorsement will only be granted to Airport Permit holder who is a direct employee upon nomination by the Sponsoring Organisation. To allow flexibility in airport operations, each Sponsoring Organisation may nominate a certain number of Airport Permit holders within their organisation to be holder of escort authority. The total entitlement within individual Sponsoring Organisation will be determined by the Permit Office in accordance with the laid down criteria set by the Airport Management Director, or his authorised representative, and the operational needs of the Sponsoring Organisation. Nomination for escort authority should be indicated in the Airport Restricted Area Permit Application Form and by attaching a separate letter giving full justification for the nomination. The Escorter is responsible for ensuring that the holders of Visitor Pass are escorted and keeping them within sight at all times whilst in the Airport Restricted Area. Persons undertaking those escort duties shall familiarize themselves with the escorting requirements at Appendix 1-B or on the reverse side of the Visitor Pass Application Form. Failure to observe the requirements may result in the suspension of the escort authority of the relevant Escorter.



1.8.4 Airbridge Privilege

To facilitate passengers embarkation and disembarkation, the staff of Airlines and Passenger Handling Agents may be granted ”Airbridge Privilege” authorising them to operate the “passenger mode” of the access controlled door with their Airport Permits.

1.9 Verification of Airport Permit

1.9.1 As the Airport Restricted Area Permit System is integrated with the Access Control System, airport permit holders are required to present their permits at the Airport Restricted Area access control post for the following purposes:

a) Permit holder’s identity verified electronically by

fingerprint scan at the ‘self help’ biometric channel or visually checked the photographic image against the holder by AVSECO, and

b) Card validity verified electronically by the Access

Control System. 1.9.2 Failure to produce the required permit for verification will

result in the permit holder being refused entry into the Airport Restricted Area and may result in forfeiture of the permit.

1.10 Airport Restricted Area Permit and Security Awareness Video The Airport Authority has produced a familiarisation video on the

Airport Restricted Area Permit System in operation and security awareness at Hong Kong International Airport. The video is available in 3 different languages (English, Cantonese & Putonghua). It is a Condition of Issue that all holders of Airport Permits watch this “Airport Restricted Area Permit and Security Awareness” video upon issuance or renewal of permits.

1.11 Airport Restricted Area Permit Application Forms

The permit application forms can be obtained at the Airport Authority extranet of http://extranet.hongkongairport.com under folder “Forms > SSBC Forms”.



1.12 Permit Office

The Permit Office is operated on behalf of the Airport Authority by AVSECO. Address : Permit Office

Airport Authority Units 6P013-6P015 Level 6, Terminal 2 Hong Kong International Airport Lantau Hong Kong

Opening Hours : Monday to Friday 0830 - 1700 hours Saturday 0830 -1230 hours Sundays and Public Holidays Closed

Enquiries : (852) 2183 6719 Facsimile : (852) 2949 1053 E-mail address: [email protected] Person In-charge: Manager, Permit Office Location of the Permit Office is shown in Appendix 1-C.

AIRPORT AUTHORITY HONG KONG

AIRPORT RESTRICTED AREA PERMIT SYSTEM MANUAL

SECTION 2 - 1 APRIL 2012

Section 2 ISSUE POLICY OF AIRPORT RESTRICTED AREA PERMITS FOR INDIVIDUALS

2.1 Acceptance Criteria

2.2 Sponsoring Organisation

2.3 Authorised Signatories

2.4 Policy in respect of Use of Permits

2.5 Requirement for Vetting

2.6 Data Privacy Policy

2.7 Policy in respect of Permit Fees




2 Issue Policy of Airport Restricted Area Permits for Individuals


2.1.1 Applications for Airport Restricted Area Permits will only be

processed if the request comes from a Sponsoring Organisation, which is normally an airport organisation playing an active role in airport operations. Applications made by an individual applicant/organisation or non-airport operator will not normally be accepted without full justification.

2.1.2 To ensure that applications for Airport Restricted Area

Permits are to cater for genuine operational needs, permit applications from the Sponsoring Organisation must be signed by an authorised signatory of the organisation.

2.2 Sponsoring Organisation

2.2.1 A Sponsoring Organisation is a company / agency /

government department etc. which has been approved to join the Airport Restricted Area Permit System and may endorse applications for Airport Restricted Area Permits in its own right. In order to join the Airport Restricted Area Permit System, a company must nominate an Authorised Person to provide information (usually in the form of a written letter and supporting documentation) as may be necessary for the Airport Management Director, or his authorised representative, to decide. Normally, an airport organisation playing an active role in airport operations including airlines operating in the airport, government departments, airport service franchisees / licensees and companies carrying out work solely under contract to the Airport Authority will be considered as Sponsoring Organisations and allowed to join the Airport Restricted Area Permit System.

2.2.2 The Authorised Person of the Sponsoring Organisations

shall notify the Permit Office (in writing) of any changes in of the personnel, i.e. Authorised Signatories and Contact Persons, as provided in Forms AOS/P/01 and AOS/P/07 in Appendices 2-A and 2-B, mailing address, contact numbers etc.

2.2.3 The Authorised Person of the Sponsoring Organisations

shall respond in a timely manner to all queries raised by the Airport Authority or the Permit Office in connection with




the eligibility status of the Sponsoring Organisation and its permit holders as well as any breach of the Conditions of Issue of the permits. In the event that an Airport Permit holder is no longer suitable to possess, or no longer requires, an Airport Permit, the Authorised Person of his / her Sponsoring Organisation shall notify the Airport Authority for permit cancellation or suspension.

2.2.4 Organisations wishing to join the Airport Restricted Area

Permit System have to prove to the satisfaction of the Airport Management Director, or his authorised representative, that the organisations have a business requirement for access to the Airport Restricted Area. The organisations should complete the form for “Application for Joining the Airport Restricted Area Permit System” (AOS/P/07) as shown in Appendix 2-A with supporting information and submit to the Permit Office.

2.2.5 Sponsoring Organisations must use their best endeavours

to ensure that their employees and the employees of their agents under their sponsorship are trustworthy (reliable and reputable) and that they should not present a risk to the security of the airport or its operations. An effective pre-employment background check of prospective employees would minimize the potential security and fidelity risk and therefore should be an integral part of the organisation’s hiring procedures. In the event that a permit holder is convicted of a criminal offence, he / she shall report his / her conviction to the Permit Office within 14 days of his / her being sentenced by completing the form “Declaration of Airport Restricted Area Permit Holder Relating to Conviction of Criminal Offence” (AOS/P/19) as shown in Appendix 2-E.

2.2.6 Sponsoring Organisations are required to incorporate the

Airport Authority’s Safety Awareness and Security Awareness package into their induction and refresher trainings of all employees and complete the declaration in the permit application forms to the effect that the required training has been given to the employees. (N.B. The Safety Awareness package is available at the Airport Authority extranet of http://extranet.hongkongairport.com under folder “Airport Safety > Safety Video.url > Safety Awareness – Back to Basics”.)




2.2.7 For application of “Airbridge Privilege”, Sponsoring

Organisation shall ensure that the applicant has received adequate training on the operation of airbridge doors and the requirement of passenger segregation according to the directions of the Airport Authority in accordance with the requirement of HKIA Airport Security Programme.

2.2.8 Sponsoring Organisations must take note of the General

Requirements as set out in Section 10 of this manual and shall establish a permit control and accounting system to specifically deal with expired permits, lost permits, suspended or cancelled permits, and permits that are no longer required. The control and accounting system should include appropriate disciplinary procedures to deal with any breach of security related to the issue and use of ARA permits. A copy of the control and accounting procedures must be submitted to the Permit Office for Permit Office Manager’s approval. Such permit control procedure should be subject to regular review to ensure its effectiveness and any amendments made should also be sent to the Permit Office for their record.

2.2.9 Sponsoring Organisations who fail to carry their

responsibilities properly or comply with the requirements as set out in this manual may be subject to enforcement actions, such as the sponsoring privilege being revoked, taken by the Airport Authority. In other circumstances, the Airport Management Director, or his authorised representative, may direct the Sponsoring Organisations to undertake any corrective measures as deemed appropriate in their permit control and accounting system.

2.2.10 Any organisation being rejected from joining the Airport

Restricted Area Permit System may lodge an appeal to the Chief Executive Officer of the Airport Authority. The Chief Executive Officer has full discretion in such cases of appeal and his decision is final. Appeal should be made in writing, either in Chinese or English, to the following address:- Chief Executive Officer Airport Authority Hong Kong HKIA Tower 1 Sky Plaza Road Hong Kong International Airport Lantau Hong Kong




2.3 Authorised Signatories

2.3.1 A Sponsoring Organisation may nominate up to a

maximum of 3 senior members of staff who will act as authorised signatories on behalf of the organisation to sign application forms for the issue of permits. Exceptions to the number of authorised signatories will be determined by the Airport Management Director, or his authorised representative. The Permit Office will notify the Sponsoring Organisation in the event that further clarification regarding its nominations is required.

2.3.2 The authorised signatory must hold a responsible position

in the organisation. The organisation will be required to justify the appointment of each authorised signatory to the Permit Office in writing together with the Declaration Form described in Section 2.3.3 below.

2.3.3 The authorised signatories should complete the

“Airport Restricted Area Permit - Sample Signature and Declaration Form for Authorised Signatories” (AOS/P/01) as shown in Appendix 2-B and return it to the Permit Office. In signing on the Declaration Form, the authorised signatory agrees that he / she fully understands and accepts the Conditions of Issue of the Airport Restricted Area Permits as contained in this manual.

2.3.4 All authorised signatories are expected to have a thorough

understanding of the operation of the organisation, and they must be in a position to justify the access needs of each permit application. The authorised signatories will be required to carry out their responsibilities personally and only their original signatures will be accepted. It follows therefore that all applications submitted to the Permit Office must contain the original signature(s) of the relevant authorised signatory. The responsibilities of an authorised signatory may not be delegated to anyone else within the organisation.

2.3.5 Each authorised signatory must ensure that:

a) all information on the application form is correct

b) all sections have been completed

c) he / she understands that by signing the application form, he / she is confirming that the information provided in it is correct




d) he / she understands that to knowingly provide false information is a breach of security requirement and may result in he/she being disqualified to act as the organisation’s authorised signatory

2.3.6 Once the permits have been issued, the authorised

signatory becomes responsible for the conduct of the permit holders and their compliance with the Conditions of Issue of those permits and must instruct / advise the permit holders on their role and responsibilities for the Airport Restricted Area Permits with a view to ensure that they are only used for the purpose for which they are issued. Failure of an authorised signatory to carry out his / her responsibilities may result in him / her being disqualified to act as the organisation’s authorised signatory.

2.4 Policy in respect of Use of Permits

2.4.1 Holders of the Airport Restricted Area Permits issued under the Aviation Security Regulation, i.e. Airport Permits, shall abide by the Conditions of Issue of the permit made by the Airport Management Director. Under the Aviation Security Regulation, a person who breaches the Conditions of Issue of permit, commits an offence and is liable to prosecution. Permit holders as well as the authorised signatories and the Sponsoring Organisations sponsoring the applications should ensure thorough understanding of and compliance with such conditions, details of which are stipulated in this Airport Restricted Area Permit System Manual. The Conditions of Issue of Airport Restricted Area Permits (AOS/P/08) are contained in Appendix 2-C. In addition, the Sponsoring Organisations including their authorised signatories should comply with the requirements stipulated in this Airport Restricted Area System Manual.

2.4.2 Permits issued under this manual are subject to periodic

audit by the Authority in order to confirm that permits are in fact being used to access the Airport Restricted Area on a regular basis. Another important function of the audit process is to conduct periodic review of the access levels (indicated by the colour code of the permit) in respect of individual permits as well as Sponsoring Organisations as a whole. The aim of this is to ensure that the authorised access levels granted at initial application remain strictly in accordance with the actual operational requirements / job duties of permit holders at an individual level and Sponsoring Organisation at a corporate level.

2.4.3 Cancellation or Suspension of Permits




2.4.3.1 In accordance with Section 9 of the Aviation

Security Regulation, the Airport Management Director, or his authorised representative, may seize the Airport Restricted Area Permit on the scene or demand surrender of the permit to the Permit Office in circumstance where the permit holder has either (i) breached one of the Conditions of Issue; or (ii) has contravened a provision of the Aviation Security Regulation.

2.4.3.2 In case of immediate seizure of the Airport

Restricted Area Permit, it can be handled by either Police or AVSECO. Police will take possession of the permit at the discretion of the authority. Under the circumstances where a permit holder is in possession of an expired permit, AVSECO will seize the permit concerned and issue a surrender notice titled “Surrender of Expired Airport Restricted Area Permit” and advise the permit holder to renew the Airport Restricted Area Permit at the Permit Office and to present the surrender notice as an evidence that the original expired permit was retained by AVSECO.

2.4.3.3 If immediate seizure is not carried out on scene, a

demand surrender of the permit to the Permit Office will be issued to the concerned Sponsoring Organisation by the Airport Authority subsequent to the case investigation. Case investigation will normally take 14 days subject to the time taken for the Sponsoring Organisation to submit an incident report to the Permit Office. The Airport Restricted Area Permit may be temporarily suspended depending on the seriousness of the breach case and the frequency of breaches in past 12 months. The minimum penalty for any breaches will result in 3 working days of permit suspension. In case the permit holder’s integrity is in doubt and/or poses an unacceptable risk to the security of the airport, his/her Airport Restricted Area Permit may also be cancelled.

2.4.3.4 The offending permit holder or the relevant

Sponsoring Organisation concerned may lodge an appeal in writing to the Airport Management Director of the Airport Authority in respect of the suspended or cancelled permit. The Airport Management Director shall act as the final arbiter




against any objection raised and his decision is final.

2.5 Requirement for Vetting

2.5.1 Security Vetting

2.5.1.1 All applicants for and holders of ARA Airport Permit issued under the Aviation Security Regulation are subject to security vetting in accordance with the Aviation Security Regulation.

2.5.1.2 The Permit Office, on behalf of the Airport

Management Director, shall submit the personal details of all permit applications (except for replacement and revision) to the Director-General of Civil Aviation for the coordination of security vetting. The Director-General of Civil Aviation shall inform the Airport Management Director or his authorised representatives and the Permit Office not to issue or to cancel a permit of an applicant / a permit holder if the Director-General of Civil Aviation is of the opinion that such person is not fit to have access to the Airport Restricted Area. To comply with the Personal Data (Privacy) Ordinance, individual permit applicant / holder is requested to give written consent to the Airport Authority and its appointed security agent agreeing the transfer of his / her personal details to Government Departments for security vetting.

2.5.2 Operational Vetting The vetting of permit applicants to assess their operational

need for access to Airport Restricted Area will be conducted by the Permit Office management in accordance with policy endorsed by the Airport Management Director in consultation with other line managers in the Airport Authority.

2.5.3 Vetting Appeal Procedures

A permit applicant against whom an objection is raised has the right to lodge an appeal if he/she is not satisfied with the decision made by the Director-General of Civil Aviation in respect of security vetting and/or the decision of the Airport Authority in respect of the operational vetting. The Director-General of Civil Aviation or the Airport




Management Director (as appropriate), will then review the case and decide whether the objection should be further pursued with the relevant authorities. Appeals should be made in writing, either in Chinese or in English, to the following addresses:- For Security Vetting

Director-General of Civil Aviation Civil Aviation Department Level 6, Room 6T067 Passenger Terminal Building 1 Cheong Hong Road Hong Kong International Airport Lantau Hong Kong For Operational Vetting Airport Management Director Airport Authority Hong Kong 1 Sky Plaza Road Hong Kong International Airport Lantau Hong Kong


2.6.1 The Permit Office and its staff is routinely collecting and

processing, on behalf of the Authority, a large amount of personal data for the purpose of the issue of the Airport Restricted Area Permits under the Aviation Security Regulation. The Authority is committed to information security which is set out in the Authority’s Staff Information Security Handbook, which also contains guidelines for the protection of information assets. The Permit Office, as the service provider of the Airport Authority, has the obligation to uphold the commitment and strictly follow those guidelines where applicable.

2.6.2 According to the Personal Data (Privacy) Ordinance, the

Authority shall not keep personal data longer than is necessary for the fulfillment of the purpose for which the data are to be used. Personal data collected through the Airport Restricted Area Permit System will be kept for a period of 7 years after the cancellation of an Airport Restricted Area Permit.




2.7 Policy in respect of Permit Fees

2.7.1 Applications for the issue of a permit shall be accompanied

by an application fee which is on a cost-recovery basis for the processing and preparation of Airport Restricted Area Permits. The fees are charged upon application, regardless of whether the application is subsequently cancelled or disapproved. Fees for all the permit applications will be charged under the demand note arrangement to the Sponsoring Organisations on a monthly basis. Each Sponsoring Organisation will be provided with a computer printout of all the permit applications that have been submitted by that organisation during the previous month, and the same record will be used for preparation of the demand note for settlement of the permit fees. Details of the permit fee is contained in Appendix 2-D.

2.7.2 The Sponsoring Organisation shall pay permit fees on or

before the due date as specified on the invoices. Failing that, the Permit Office will withhold the sponsoring privilege until the outstanding payment is settled. Moreover, the Airport Authority reserves the right to charge interest on the outstanding amounts until actual payment is effected.

AIRPORT AUTHORITY HONG KONG AIRPORT RESTRICTED AREA

PERMIT SYSTEM MANUAL


Section 3 APPLICATION FOR AIRPORT PERMITS

3.1 Purpose and Permit Validity

3.2 Application

3.3 Trustworthiness of Permit Applicants

3.4 Processing Time

3.5 Permit Issue

3.6 Permit Renewal




3 Application for Airport Permits


3.1.1 Airport Permits with a maximum validity of 2 years, are issued to airport staff who are employed either directly or indirectly by the Sponsoring Organisation, and require regular and frequent unescorted access into the Airport Restricted Area in pursuance of their official duties. The period of validity, however, depends on the expiry date designated for the Sponsoring Organisation concerned during previous permit renewal exercise. For instance, if the designated expiry date of the Sponsoring Organisation is 31 March 2014, any Airport Permit issued to that organisation before the next permit renewal exercise will expire on 31 March 2014 irrespective of when it is issued. In cases where the new application is submitted within two months prior to the designated expiry date, the validity of the new permit shall be extended to include the subsequent renewal period, i.e., 31 March 2016, in this instance.

3.1.2 Personnel who are not directly employed by the Sponsoring

Organisation (including staff of its business associates, agents and contractors) and require unescorted access to the Airport Restricted Area shall apply for an Airport Permit, the validity of which will last up to the permit expiry date of the Sponsoring Organisation concerned, and not exceeding the expiry date of the works / service contract to be performed at the airport.

3.1.3 Airport Permit is a proximity card being equipped with

PicoPass technology. Each permit incorporates an electronic access control component which enables the permit to be verified by all the card readers located at the staff access channels and readers within the Airport Restricted Area by placing the permit over the card reader.

3.1.4 The background colour of the permit indicates the level of

access permitted. The permit contains a colour photographic image of the permit holder and other features to identify the holder as shown in Appendix 3-A. In addition, each permit incorporates an electronic access control component that enables the permit to be verified for its granted level of access by appropriate card readers.




3.2 Application

3.2.1 All applications must be made by completing the “Airport Restricted Area Permit Application Form” (AOS/P/03) duly signed by the authorised signatory of the Sponsoring Organisation. A specimen of the Application Form is shown in Appendix 3-B. Full justification for the airside access requirement should be given to enable the Permit Office management to decide whether an Airport Restricted Area Permit is warranted. Completed application forms should be delivered by hand or by post to the Permit Office.

3.2.2 Applicants shall provide two photographic features, namely

a colour facial image and his / her fingerprint image, for the issuance of the Airport Permit. These images shall be stored in the Access Control System and verified at the access control points.

3.2.3 Typically the fingerprint data capture shall be the index

finger of the applicant’s right and left hand. A thumb print also suffices in the event that the system cannot record the index finger for any reason.

3.3 Trustworthiness of Permit Applicants

3.3.1 To comply with stipulations in the Hong Kong Aviation Security Programme, Sponsoring Organisations shall conduct employee background checks to ensure that the employees are trustworthy and that they would not present a risk to the security of the airport or its operation. Other than declaring in the permit application form that such check has been conducted, the relevant record (e.g. the job application form) should be retained as long as the applicant is under employment of the Sponsoring Organisation for possible audit purposes.

3.3.2 Sponsoring Organisations submitting permit applications for indirect employees should ensure that the permit applicant is a trustworthy and reputable person suitable for being granted access to the Airport Restricted Area and declare this on the application.




3.4 Processing Time

3.4.1 The normal processing time for an Airport Permit is 5 full working days, not including the day on which the application is submitted and the day on which the permit is available for collection. Sponsoring Organisations should note the above processing time when entering the expected permit effective date on the application form. However, in certain circumstances, some applications may not be processed within the time frame due to delays in obtaining relevant supporting documents, or when further security checks are considered necessary. Therefore, Sponsoring Organisations are always encouraged to submit applications as early as practicable.

3.4.2 An Airport Permit application may be processed at short notice if the application is urgent. Sponsoring Organisations will be required to give justification for expediting the application of the Airport Permit as to why urgent access is required and explain why such need could not be met by Visitor Pass arrangements. Permit Office management may refuse to approve such applications if in their view it is not operationally justified. Applications for urgent processing may be submitted during office hours to the Permit Office by facsimile at 2949 1053.

3.4.3 Security vetting of the applicant is still required for urgent

applications. Upon the application being approved, details of the applicant will be forwarded for security vetting. The applicant is required to submit the original application form at the time of reporting to the Permit Office for photo-taking, fingerprint image capturing and permit issue. Processing time of the permit normally takes half a working day. The maximum validity given in respect of such permit is 5 days.




3.5 Permit Issue

3.5.1 Airport Permits are normally available for collection by the applicant in person on the 6th working day after submission of the application form. The Permit Office will issue a written notification by fax to individual Sponsoring Organisations confirming that the permit is ready for collection. After submission of the application form, applicants may contact the Permit Office at 2183 6719 to check on the progress of their applications.

3.5.2 Airport Permit applicants who do not submit their

application to the Permit Office in person are required to report to the Permit Office for photo-taking and fingerprint image capturing prior to permit collection. At time of photo-taking and fingerprint image capturing, the applicant must provide original proof of identity (either a Hong Kong Identity Card or Passport).

3.5.3 As part of the issue process, the applicant will be required

to watch a familiarization video on the Permit System. Also he / she will be provided with a copy of the Conditions of Issue of Airport Restricted Area Permits. These Conditions must be strictly complied with. By signing for the permit, the applicants acknowledge that they have received their permits and the aforesaid Conditions of Issue and that they agree to abide by the requirements placed upon them in respect of the use of the permit. Failure to observe any of the stipulated requirements amounts to a breach of the Aviation Security Regulation and may result in the permit being suspended, either for a limited period, or permanently, and the defaulting permit holder may be prohibited from holding any future Airport Permits.

3.5.4 The applicant will also be provided with a booklet of “An

Introduction to Airport Restricted Area Permits” that contains vital information which as a permit holder of Hong Kong International Airport must know and comply with.

3.5.5 Upon clearance of security vetting and / or operational

vetting, Airport Permit shall be collected by the applicant within one month from the application submission date. Should the applicant fail to collect the permit within the time, the permit is deemed to be no longer required and is therefore cancelled. A new application has to be submitted if a permit is needed.




3.6 Permit Renewal

3.6.1 Airport Permit for direct employees of the Sponsoring Organisations shall be renewed once every two years according to the designated renewal schedule of individual Sponsoring Organisation. Details of the renewal procedure are stipulated in Section 10 of the manual.

3.6.2 Sponsoring Organisations shall arrange the renewal of

Airport Permit for the indirect employees upon their permit expiry if it deems necessary.

3.6.3 Airport Permit renewal is subject to the security vetting

process.




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Section 6 APPLICATION FOR CONTROL AUTHORITY PERMITS

6.1 Purpose

6.2 Use of Control Authority Permits

6.3 Control Mechanisms




6 Application for Control Authority Permits

6.1 Purpose

Control Authority Permits are issued to the controlling authorities operating at the airport, including: Customs & Excise Department; Department of Health; Immigration Department; Hong Kong Police; Independent Commission Against Corruption; Protocol Division of Government Secretariat; Civil Aviation Department; Fire Services Department; Airport Authority and Aviation Security Company Limited

to enable temporary escorted access into the Airport Restricted Area by their officers, agents or associates for urgent operational requirements for performing their duties airside. Control Authority Permits are made from the same production materials as an Airport Permit. The words ‘Control Authority’ are reproduced on the front of the Permit. The Control Authority Permit does not have any photographic image of the permit holder. A specimen of the Control Authority Permit is shown in Appendix 6-A.

6.2 Use of Control Authority Permits

6.2.1 The Control Authority Permit should only be issued to

persons in circumstances where urgent access into the Airport Restricted Area is required for official duty or business reason, at the discretion of the respective controlling authorities.

6.2.2 The Control Authority Permit is not transferable between

organisations. When entering or remaining inside the Airport Restricted Area, holders of Control Authority Permits are required to be accompanied at all times by a holder of an Airport Permit with the necessary access level from the relevant agency concerned.



Section 7 APPLICATION FOR EMERGENCY PERMITS


7.2 Application

7.3 Permit Collection

7.4 Vehicle and Personnel Access 7.5 Conditions of Use



7 Application for Emergency Permits

7.1. Purpose and Permit Validity

Emergency Permits are issued to facilitate the urgent access of personnel who are required to respond to airport/aircraft emergencies in the Airport Restricted Area. Issue of Emergency Permits will not be activated unless it is authorised by the Airport Management Director or his authorized representatives and will only be valid for a short duration to enable urgent access in connection with a particular accident/incident. The validity of each series of Emergency Permits will be determined by the Airport Management Director. The Emergency Permit is red in colour and does not contain any photographic image of the permit holder as shown in Appendix 7-A.

7.2. Application Once the facility of Emergency Permits has been activated by the

Airport Management Director, the organisations concerned will need to submit a list containing names and identification document number (e.g., Hong Kong Identity Card No. or Passport No.) of the applicants to the AVSECO Duty Security Manager or his representative at the Airport Emergency Centre by facsimile at 2182 0090 for screening and approval purposes. Details of the relevant contact person and telephone number must also be included with the list.

7.3. Permit Collection

7.3.1 Following activation of the Emergency Permit regime, the Permit Office will be set up as the issue point of the Emergency Permit.

7.3.2 Due to the urgent nature of the Emergency Permit, no

photographing of the applicant will be required but individual permit applicants are required to produce proof of identity on collection of his/her permit.

7.3.3 Permits will be available for collection at the Permit Office

located at Units 6P013-6P015, Level 6, Terminal 2 as shown in Appendix 1-C. The contact telephone is 2183 6719. Applicants for Emergency Permits must collect the permit at the Permit Office prior to entry to the Airport Restricted Area.




Section 9 APPLICATION FOR AD HOC AIRPORT RESTRICTED AREA VEHICLE PERMITS






9. Application for Ad hoc Airport Restricted Area Vehicle Permits

9.1 Purpose and Permit Validity The Ad hoc Airport Restricted Area Vehicle Permits are issued to facilitate business partners and airport organisations that have a justifiable and short term operational requirement to bring non-airside licensed vehicles into the Airport Restricted Area. The Ad hoc Airport Restricted Area Vehicle Permit normally has a maximum validity of 5 days. Under special circumstances and with prior approval from General Manager, Airfield or his delegate, the Ad hoc Airport Restricted Area Vehicle Permit validity could be up to 3 months. It is issued in connection with a specific pre-arranged visit into the Airport Restricted Area. A specimen of an Ad hoc Airport Restricted Area Vehicle Permit is shown at Appendix 9-A.


9.2.1 Sponsoring Organisations who have ad hoc requirements to

bring non-airside licensed vehicles into the Airport Restricted Area should complete an Ad hoc Airport Restricted Area Vehicle Permit Application Form (AOS/P/11) as shown at Appendix 9-B. The completed form should be submitted to the Permit Office at least 24 hours in advance. The Application Form may be submitted by facsimile at 2949 1053. Upon receipt of the application form, the Permit Office will forward the request by fax to the Airfield Department of the Airport Authority for their consideration and endorsement if appropriate. The Permit Office will then be notified of the decision and any special conditions that may be attached to the approval. Once approval has been given, the Sponsoring Organisation shall arrange for the Ad hoc Airport Restricted Area Vehicle Permit to be collected from the Permit Office by a representative. Prior to entering the Airport Restricted Area, the Ad hoc Airport Restricted Area Vehicle Permit should be displayed in the front windscreen of the vehicle. On leaving the Airport Restricted Area, the Sponsoring Organisation shall ensure that the Ad hoc Airport Restricted Area Vehicle Permit is returned to the Permit Office.



SECTION 10- 1 APRIL 2012

Section 10 GENERAL REQUIREMENTS

10.1 Biennial Renewal Procedures

10.2 Lost Permits

10.3 Replacement of Damaged Permit

10.4 Collection of Renewed Permits

10.5 Changes in Permit and Personal Details

10.6 Surrender of Cancelled, Suspended Permits and Permits No Longer Required

10.7 Permit Return Procedures





10.1 Biennial Renewal Procedures

10.1.1 Airport Restricted Area Airport Permits have a maximum validity of 2 years. The permit will be renewed once every two years according to the designated renewal schedule of individual Sponsoring Organisation.

10.1.2 Detailed arrangement of the renewal programme will be

communicated to individual Sponsoring Organisations closer to the date of the renewal. Key elements of the renewal are as follows:

(a) Permit Office will write to each Sponsoring

Organisation enclosing an up-to-date list of current permits for the direct employees under their sponsorship. Sponsoring Organisation is required to confirm information contained in the list and return the same to the Permit Office duly signed by an authorised signatory. Should there be any change to the information, it should be brought to the attention of the Permit Office.

(b) For indirect employees, Sponsoring Organisation

shall arrange the renewal of Airport Permit upon their permit expiry if it deems necessary. The Airport Permit (Contractor Only) Renewal Form (AOS/P/12) is shown at Appendix 10-A.

(c) Sponsoring Organisation shall make a declaration

and ensure that the applicants have received both Safety and Security Awareness refresher training before collecting their renewed permits. Individual applicant shall also complete the Declaration of Applicant for Application for Renewal of Airport Restricted Area Permit (AOS/P/17). A specimen is shown at Appendix 10-B.

(d) Depending on the nos. of permits held, each

Sponsoring Organisation will be allocated a ‘time window’ for their permit holders to report to the Permit Office for permit renewal.




(e) Permit holders are required to attend to the Permit Office in person during the allocated ‘time window’ for fingerprint enrolment (for those who have never registered their biometric data) as well as photo taking; and bring with them their own permit for exchange of the new permit.

(f) There is a renewal charge for each permit renewed. (g) Renewal of the Airside Vehicle Licence will be

processed separately by the Airfield Department of the Airport Authority.

10.2 Lost Permits

10.2.1 Loss of permits can lead to attempts of illegal intrusion into the Airport Restricted Area, which can pose a serious threat to the whole civil aviation system. Therefore, the permit holder must immediately report loss of the permit as follows:

10.2.1.1 If the permit is lost outside the Airport Restricted

Area:

10.2.1.1.1 The permit holder must report the loss to the authorised signatory via his / her supervisor (if any).

10.2.1.1.2 The permit holder or the Sponsoring Organisation must, without delay, call the 24-hour Lost Permit Hotline 2183 9074 giving details of the permit loss including name of the permit holder, permit number, permit type, suspected time and location of the permit lost, etc.

10.2.1.1.3 The permit holder or the Sponsoring

Organisation must report the loss to the Airport Police Station (or the nearest Police Station) and request a copy of the Police Notification of Lost Property report.




10.2.1.1.4 The Sponsoring Organisation must submit to the Permit Office a duly completed Lost Permit Report Form together with the original Police Lost Property Report for record. A specimen of the Lost Permit Report Form (AOS/P/13) is shown in Appendix 10-C. If a replacement permit is required, the application for the replacement permit can be submitted together.

10.2.1.2 If the Permit is lost inside the Airport Restricted

Area:

10.2.1.2.1 The permit holder must, without delay, report the loss to the nearest security post.

10.2.1.2.2 The permit holder shall remain at

the security post, from where a supervisory grade officer in his/her organisation shall be called to the scene. The officer from the permit holder’s organisation shall upon verification of his / her identity to the security officer at the security post, confirm whether the permit holder is (1) the holder of a valid Airport Restricted Area Permit and (2) is on duty inside the Airport Restricted Area. The security officer will then request by radio or phone a check of the details given against the Access Control System (ACS) database records.

10.2.1.2.3 Providing that the security officer is

satisfied as to credibility of the permit holder and his/her supervisor’s explanation, he/she shall record their details and accompany them to the exit point of the Airport Restricted Area.

10.2.1.2.4 On leaving the Airport Restricted

Area, the permit holder must also, without delay, report the loss in accordance with the aforementioned procedures.




10.2.1.3 Where the permit is stolen, the same notification

procedures as paragraphs 10.2.1.1 & 10.2.1.2 will apply.

10.2.2 Recovery of Lost Permit

10.2.2.1 Once a lost airport permit is found or recovered, the permit holder or the Sponsoring Organisation shall report immediately to the 24-hour Lost Permit Hotline 2183 9074 and the Police. The found permit shall be surrendered to the Permit Office, AVSECO Duty Security Manager, Police Station (if found on landside) or mailed to the address indicated on the back of the permit without delay.

10.2.2.2 The lost permit will have been invalidated from

the Airport Restricted Area Permit System and any attempt to use the lost permit will be construed as a contravention of the Aviation Security Regulations and the offender may be subject to prosecution.

10.2.3 Issue of Replacement Permits

10.2.3.1 Upon receipt of the Lost Permit Report Form,

the Permit Office will examine each case on its own merits and decide the course of actions to be taken. The lost permit holder may be asked to attend an interview to assist in the investigation of the permit loss.

10.2.3.2 If the loss is believed to be one which does not

have any malicious element, a replacement permit will be issued.




10.3 Replacement of Damaged Permits

The Sponsoring Organisation may apply to the Permit Office for a replacement permit by submitting a duly completed Airport Restricted Area Permit Replacement / Revision Form (AOS/P/16) as shown in Appendix 10-D with the required supporting documents. Investigations may also be held in other matters pertaining to the damage of permits. For card damage that is caused by improper use of the permit, the Sponsoring Organisation will be required to provide explanations in writing as to cause of the defacement or destruction of the permits.

10.4 Collection of Renewed Permits

The applicant is required to collect the renewed permit in person from the Permit Office. Authorisation for collection on behalf of the applicant will not be accepted. Types of renewed permit include:- • Renewal permit, e.g., expired permit surrendered in exchange

for renewed permit • Replacement permit, e.g., lost, damaged or stolen permit • Revision permit, e.g., addition / deletion of endorsement,

change of colour code

10.5 Changes in Permit and Personal Details

To change the particulars of the issued permit, the Sponsoring Organisation shall submit to the Permit Office a completed Airport Restricted Area Permit Replacement / Revision Form (AOS/P/16) as shown in Appendix 10-D. Full justifications shall be provided in writing for any request for change of Access Level and / or addition of ‘E’ Endorsement. To facilitate the correction of personal data for the renewal / replacement / revision of the Airport Restricted Area Permit, a completed Change in Personal Data Form (AOS/P/18) as shown in Appendix 10-E shall be submitted to the Permit Office with the required supporting documents.




10.6 Surrender of Cancelled, Suspended Permits and Permits no longer required

Pursuant to Sections 10 & 11 of the Aviation Security Regulation (Cap. 494A), the following categories of permits are to be surrendered to the Permit Office upon notification from the Permit Office. • Airport Permits cancelled by the Airport Authority • Airport Permits suspended by the Airport Authority

• Airport Permit that held by a person who ceases to be

employed by or associated with the organisation which sponsored his Airport Restricted Area Permit application

Failure to surrender the aforesaid permits without lawful excuse, the permit holders and the authroised signatories may be liable to prosecutions under the Aviation Security Regulation.

Airport Restricted Area Permit is the property of the Airport Authority. For cases where the permits are expired, Sponsoring Organisations shall ensure such to be returned to the Permit Office in accordance with the Permit Return Procedures as set in Para 10.7 of this section. Failure to return the expired permits may result in the sponsoring privilege of the Sponsoring Organisation being revoked by the Airport Authority.

10.7 Permit Return Procedures

To return the suspended, cancelled or expired permits, Sponsoring Organisations shall: a) complete an Airport Restricted Area Permit Permit Return

Form (AOS/P/15). A specimen of the Airport Restricted Area Permit Permit Return Form is shown in Appendix 10–F; and

b) return the permits together with the duly completed permit

return form by post or by hand to the Permit Office as soon as practicable and in any case no later than one month from the date of notification or expiry of that permit, whichever is sooner.




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Appendix 1 - A Color Coding Scheme for Airport Restricted Area Access Please refer to the drawings under the following drawing numbers:- AOS/RA/010/K - Colour Coding Scheme for Airport Restricted Area

Access AOS/RA/001/F - Colour Coding Scheme for Airport Restricted Area

Access in Passenger Terminal Building – Level 1 AOS/RA/002/E - Colour Coding Scheme for Airport Restricted Area

Access in Passenger Terminal Building – Level 2 AOS/RA/003/G - Colour Coding Scheme for Airport Restricted Area

Access in Passenger Terminal Building – Level 3 AOS/RA/004/I - Colour Coding Scheme for Airport Restricted Area

Access in Passenger Terminal Building – Level 4 AOS/RA/005/K - Colour Coding Scheme for Airport Restricted Area Access in Passenger Terminal Building – Level 5 AOS/RA/006/G - Colour Coding Scheme for Airport Restricted Area

Access in Passenger Terminal Building – Level 6 AOS/RA/007/H - Colour Coding Scheme for Airport Restricted Area

Access in Passenger Terminal Building – Level 7 AOS/RA/008/D - Colour Coding Scheme for Airport Restricted Area

Access in Passenger Terminal Building – Level 8 AOS/RA/009/D - Colour Coding Scheme for Airport Restricted Area

Access in Passenger Terminal Building – Level 9 AOS/RA/019/A - Colour Coding Scheme for Airport Restricted Area

Access in SkyPier


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APPENDIX 1 - C - 1 AUGUST 2013

Appendix 1 - C Location of Permit Office Please refer to the drawing under the drawing number AOS/GL/003/C.


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APPENDIX 2 - B - 1 APRIL 2012

Appendix 2 - B Airport Restricted Area Permit - Sample Signature and Declaration Form for Authorised Signatories Please refer to the attached form number AOS/P/01. Latest version of the form is available at the Airport Authority extranet of http://extranet.hongkongairport.com under folder “Forms > SSBCE Forms”.

http://extranet.hongkongairport.com/


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AOS/P/01(Mar 12)

DECLARATION

(Surname first)

FIRST AUTHORISED SIGNATORY

SECOND AUTHORISED SIGNATORY

THIRD AUTHORISED SIGNATORY

The following persons have been appointed to sign application forms for the issue of Airport Restricted Area Permits on behalf of the above named company.

Name :

Job Title :

Specimen Signature (Inside the box) :

(Surname first)

Name :

Job Title :


(Surname first)

Name :

Job Title :


Company Name :

SPONSORING ORGANISATION

Please complete all sections in BLOCK LETTERSTO: AIRPORT AUTHORITY via PERMIT OFFICE, AVIATION SECURITY COMPANY LIMITED

Company Address:

Authorised Person :

Job Title :

Telephone Number :

E-mail:

Fax Number :

Date of Application :

Company Chop andSignature of Authorised Person :

The above authorised signatories, have read, fully understand and accept the Conditions of Issue of Airport Restricted Area Permit (please visit the Airport Authority’s extranet https://extranet.hongkongairport.com/# and see folder “Forms>SSBCE Forms>AOS_P_08”) issued by the Airport Authority.

AIRPORT RESTRICTED AREA PERMITSAMPLE SIGNATURE AND DECLARATION FORM

FOR AUTHORISED SIGNATORIES

Specimen

AOS/P/01(Mar 12)

聲明

第一授權簽署代表

下列人士獲委派代表上述公司，簽署機場禁區通行證申請表。

姓名：

職銜：

簽署樣本（在空格內）：

第二授權簽署代表

姓名：

職銜：


第三授權簽署代表

姓名：

職銜：


公司名稱：

保薦／所屬機構

公司地址：

獲授權人：

職銜：

電話號碼：

傳真號碼：

電郵地址：

申請日期：

公司印章及獲授權人簽署：

請全部以正楷填寫

致：機場管理局（經辦處：機場保安有限公司通行證辦事處）

以上簽署人已閱讀機場禁區通行證簽發條件（請登入機場管理局的外聯網網頁http://extranet.hongkongairport.com/#，開啟資料夾 Forms>SSBCE Forms>AOS_P_08查閱），並完全明白和接受各項規定。

機場禁區通行證

授權簽署代表簽署樣本及聲明


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Appendix 2 - E Declaration of Airport Restricted Area Permit Holder (“Permit Holder”) Relating to Conviction of Criminal Offence Please refer to the attached form number AOS/P/19. Latest version of the form is available at the Airport Authority extranet of http://extranet.hongkongairport.com under folder “Forms > SSBCE Forms”.



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1. 根據《機場禁區通行證簽發條件》，本人謹此通知通行證辦事處，本人曾因觸犯刑事罪行而被定罪。

Pursuant to the Conditions of Issue of Airport Restricted Area Permits, I hereby inform the Permit Office that I have

been convicted of a criminal offence.

2. 本人同意，本表格所載有關本人的個人資料（包括本人於上文第 1段作出的刑事定罪確認）或會轉交香港特別

行政區政府轄下的民航處，以便評估本人是否適宜獲准簽發機場禁區通行證。

I agree that my personal data contained in this form (including my confirmation of criminal conviction in paragraph

1 above) may be transferred to the Civil Aviation Department of the Government of the Hong Kong Special

Administrative Region to assess my suitability to be issued with an Airport Restricted Area Permit.

通行證持有人姓名（與機場禁區通行證所載相同）：

Name of Permit Holder (as stated on the Airport Restricted Area Permit):

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

香港身分證號碼* 旅行證件號碼*（適用於非香港身分證持有人）：

Hong Kong Identity Card No.* Travel Document No.* (for non HKID card holder) :

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

通行證持有人簽署：日期：

Permit Holder’s Signature: Date:

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .............. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

AOS/P/19 (Feb 12)

有關刑事罪行定罪記錄的聲明

DECLARATION OF

AIRPORT RESTRICTED AREA PERMIT HOLDER

(“PERMIT HOLDER”)

RELATING TO CONVICTION OF CRIMINAL OFFENCE

機場禁區通行證持有人（「通行證持有人」）

TO: AIRPORT AUTHORITY via PERMIT OFFICE, AVIATION SECURITY COMPANY LIMITED致：機場管理局（經辦處：機場保安有限公司通行證辦事處）

*請在適當部分劃上「」號*Please tick where appropriate

Specimen

1. General

a. The issue of Airport Restricted Area permits is governed by Aviation Security Ordinance (Cap. 494).

b. The application form should be completed in block letters.

c. Completed application form should be delivered to the Permit Office (address shown). Fax copy of the application will not be processed except in respect of urgent application for Airport Restricted Area Permits.

d. The permits are usually ready for collection after 5 full working days from the date of submission.

e. Permit application with insufficient information provided will delay in processing of application.

f. The applicant is required to produce proof of identity when attending the Permit Office.

2. Guidance Notes on Section 1

a. The Authorised Signatory from the Sponsoring Organisation should complete and sign this section.

b. The Sponsoring Organisation is required to brief persons under its sponsorship on the airport regulations that need to be observed and take all reasonable steps to ensure that these regulations are complied with while they are remaining within the Airport Restricted Area.

c. For each Airport Restricted Area access required, a should be inserted into the appropriate box and the reasons for such access given. The frequency of such access should also be indicated (e.g., daily, number of times a week, number of times a month, etc.).

d. Please see the procedures for applying for a Driving Endorsement in the Airside Driving Handbook which is available at the Airport Authority’s extranet http://extranet.hongkongairport.com under folder “Procedure Manual > AD Procedures”.

e. If 'Escort Authority' is required, full justification must be provided in a letter which should be attached to the application form.

3. Guidance Notes on Section 2

a. The applicant should complete and sign this section.

b. Name of applicant should be the full name as recorded in the Hong Kong Identity Card or Travel Document.

c. For applicant who does not have a Hong Kong Identity Card, his/her Travel Document number should be provided.

d. If the applicant is not an employee of the Sponsoring Organisation (e.g., business associate/agent/contractor) then the name of the applicant's organisation should be provided.

AOS/P/03 (Jun 12)

PERMIT OFFICE

AddressUnit 6P013 - 6P015, Level 6, Terminal 2, Hong Kong International Airport, Lantau,Hong Kong.

Enquiries2183 6719

Application form download 申請表格下載： https://extranet.hongkongairport.com > FORMS > SSBCE Forms

機場禁區通行證申請表填表須知

APPLICATION OF AIRPORT RESTRICTED AREA PERMIT

GUIDANCE NOTES

1. 一般說明

a. 機場禁區通行證根據香港法例第494章《航空保安條例》的規定簽發。

b. 申請表須以正楷填寫。

c. 申請表填妥後，須交回通行證辦事處（地址如右所示）。以傳真方式遞交的申請表將不會受

理，須緊急辦理的申請表則當作別論。

d. 通行證通常可在遞交申請表當日起計五個完整工作日後領取。

e. 倘通行證申請未有提供足夠資料，將會延誤申請的處理。

f. 申請人在通行證辦事處辦理手續時，須出示身分證明文件。

2. 填寫第一部分須知

a. 保薦/所屬機構的獲授權簽署人須在本部分填寫及簽署。

b. 保薦/所屬機構須向申請人述明各項必須遵守的機場規例，並採取一切合理措施，以確保申請人身處機場禁區期間，遵守各項

有關規定。

c. 請於每個擬申請進出的機場禁區範圍旁的空格劃上號，並述明需要進出該範圍的原因，以及需要進出的頻密程度（例如

需要每日進出、每周進出或每月進出次數等)。

d. 關於申請駕駛批註的程序，請參閱《機場禁區駕駛手冊》。該手冊載於機場管理局外聯網（http://extranet.hongkongairport.com）

的“Procedure Manual > AD Procedures”文件夾內。

e. 倘申請人需要具備「引領權力」，須另函述明合理的原因，隨同申請表一併遞交。

3. 填寫第二部分須知

a. 申請人須在本部份填寫及簽署。

b. 申請人姓名應為申請人的香港身分證或旅行證件所載的全名。

c. 倘申請人並非香港身分證持有人，則必須提供旅行證件號碼。

d. 倘申請人並非保薦/所屬機構的僱員（例如業務夥伴/代理人/承包商），則須填上申請人所屬機構的名稱。

通行證辦事處

地址

查詢電話

2183 6719

香港大嶼山香港國際機場二號客運大樓第六層6P013至6P015號鋪


APPENDIX 10 - A - 1 APRIL 2012

Appendix 10 - A Renewal Form of Airport Permit (Contractor Only) Please refer to the attached form number AOS/P/12. Latest version of the form is available at the Airport Authority extranet of http://extranet.hongkongairport.com under folder “Forms > SSBCE Forms”.



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AOS/P/12 (Nov 11)

Name of Sponsoring Organisation:

Name of Authorised Signatory:

Telephone No.:

Contact Person (if different from above):

Telephone No.:

ENDORSED BY :

Authorised Signature:

I request that the applicants detailed in this form be given a renewal of Airport Permits in order tocarry out their duties for the Sponsoring Organisation. To the best of my knowledge and belief, all details submitted in this form are correct.

Date : Date :

l undertake to ensure that: a) the applicants have received Safety and Security Awareness refresher training in accordance with the Airport Restricted Area Permit System Manual; b) the permit holders only use their permits in accordance with the Conditions of Issue; c) the permits are returned to the Permit Office immediately when they have expired, have been cancelled or are no longer required; and d) I have enclosed in respect of each applicant the duly completed: (i) Declaration of Applicant for Application for Renewal of Airport Restricted Area Permit, and (ii) Change in Personal Data Form (if applicable).

Note: 1 Permit holder is not directly employed by the Sponsoring Organisation. He/She is an employee of the business associate/agent/contractor of the Sponsoring Organisation.

2 Full justifications in the form of a written letter should be provided for any request for change of access level.

Fax No.:

Fax No.:

RENEWAL OF AIRPORT RESTRICTED AREA PERMIT

AIRPORT PERMIT (CONTRACTOR ONLY1)

PERMIT REQUIRED

NAME PermitNo.

ValidUntil

ValidUntil

AccessLevel2

AccessLevel2

Endorsements2 Endorsements2

D B D B

EXISTING PERMIT

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

Please complete all sections in BLOCK LETTERS

TO: AIRPORT AUTHORITY via PERMIT OFFICE, AVIATION SECURITY COMPANY LIMITED

Specimen

機場通行證(承包商 1)

換領機場禁區通行證表

備註 1 持證人並非直接受僱於保薦／所屬機構，而是受僱於保薦／所屬機構的業務夥伴／代理商／承包商。

2 如要求更改通行證級別，須以書面形式提出充分理由。

AOS/P/12 (Nov 11)

保薦／所屬機構名稱：

授權簽署代表姓名：

電話號碼：

聯絡人（如有別於上述者）：

電話號碼：

批簽人：

授權簽署代表簽署：日期：日期：

傳真號碼：

傳真號碼：

所需通行證

姓名通行證編號

屆滿日期

通行證級別2

批註2 批註2

D B D B

現有通行證

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

請全部以正楷填寫

致：機場管理局（經辦處：機場保安有限公司通行證辦事處）

屆滿日期

通行證級別2

請重新簽發機場通行證予本表格內所載列的申請人，以便申請人為其保薦／所屬機構執行職務。

就本人所知所信，本申請表內所填報的資料全屬正確。

本人保證將確保：

a) 申請人已按照《機場禁區通行證制度手冊》規定，完成安全及保安常識複修課程；

b) 持證人使用通行證時，嚴格遵守發證條件；

c) 通行證在使用期屆滿、被撤銷或毋須再用時，立即退還通行證辦事處；及d) 本人已夾附每位申請人填妥的：

　(i) 申請人申請換領機場禁區通行證的聲明，及

　(ii) 個人資料更改表格（如適用）。


APPENDIX 10 - D - 1 APRIL 2012

Appendix 10 - D Replacement / Revision of Airport Restricted Area Permit Form Please refer to the attached form number AOS/P/16. Latest version of the form is available at the Airport Authority extranet of http://extranet.hongkongairport.com under folder “Forms > SSBCE Forms”.



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AOS/P/16 (Mar 11)

Name Of Sponsoring Organisation:

Name Of Authorised Signatory:

Telephone No.:

Contact Person (if different from above):

Telephone No.:

ENDORSED BY :

Authorised Signature:

I request that the applicants detailed in this form be given a replacement / revision of Airport Permits inorder to carry out their duties for the Sponsoring Organisation. To the best of my knowledge and belief,all details submitted in this form are correct.

Date : Date :

l undertake to ensure that: a) the applicants have received Safety and Security Awareness refresher training in accordance with the Airport Restricted Area Permit System Manual; b) the permit holders only use their permits in accordance with the Conditions of Issue; and c) the permits are returned to the Permit Office immediately when they have expired, have been cancelled or are no longer required.

Please mark with a where applicable.

REPLACEMENT REVISION

Note: 1 Permit holder is not directly employed by the Sponsoring Organisation. He/She is an employee of the business associate/agent/contractor of the Sponsoring Organisation.

2 Full justifications in the form of a written letter should be provided for any request for change of access level and/or addition of 'E' endorsement.

Fax No.:

Fax No.:

REPLACEMENT / REVISION OF

AIRPORT RESTRICTED AREA PERMIT

AIRPORT PERMIT

PERMIT REQUIREDNAME

PermitNo.

ValidUntil

AccessLevel2

AccessLevel2

Endorsements2 Endorsements2

E D BE D B

EXISTING PERMITEMPLOYMENTSTATUS

Contractor1Staff

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

AOS/P/16(Mar 11)

備註 1 持證人並非直接受僱於保薦／所屬機構，而是受僱於保薦／所屬機構的聯營機構／代理商／承包商。

2 如要求更改通行證級別及／或加簽 E 字批註，須以書面形式提出充分理由。

補領禁區通行證及修訂通行證資料表

機場通行證

所需通行證

姓名通行證編號

屆滿日期

通行證級別2

通行證級別2

批註2 批註2

E D B E D B

現有通行證受僱情況

承包商 1職員

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

請重新簽發機場通行證予本表格內所載列的申請人，以便申請人為其保薦／所屬機構執行職務。就本人所知所信，本申請表內所填報的資料全屬正確。

本人保證將確保：a) 申請人已按照《機場禁區通行證制度手冊》規定，完成安全及保安常識複修課程；b) 持證人使用通行證時，嚴格遵守發證條件；及c) 通行證在使用期屆滿、被撤銷或毋須再用時，立即退還通行證辦事處。

請於適當空格填上號。

補領修訂資料

保薦／所屬機構名稱：

授權簽署代表姓名：

電話號碼：

聯絡人（如有別於上述者）：��

電話號碼：

批簽人：

授權簽署代表簽署：日期：日期：

傳真號碼：

傳真號碼：



Appendix 10 - E Change in Personal Data Form Please refer to the attached form number AOS/P/18. Latest version of the form is available at the Airport Authority extranet of http://extranet.hongkongairport.com under folder “Forms > SSBCE Forms”.




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AOS/P/18 (Dec 11)

In connection with my renewal* / replacement* / revision* of the Airport Restricted Area Permit, I provide herein my

personal data (as stated on my Hong Kong Identity Card) which is/are different from those personal data provided to the

Airport Authority in my previous Airport Restricted Area Permit application: (*Please delete as appropriate.)

Surname in English :

Given Name in English :

Full Name in Chinese (Surname first) :

Chinese Commercial Code :

Travel document no. (for non HKID card holder only) :

Others :

DECLARATION OF APPLICANT:

I declare that the information given above is true and accurate. I attach herewith certified copy of the following

document(s)* in support of my declaration:

.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Name of Applicant (as stated on Hong Kong Identity Card) : . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Airport Restricted Area Permit No. (as stated on the back of the Permit): . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Applicant’s Signature : . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Date : . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

*Note: The documents may include, for example, a deed poll (for change of name) or the relevant page of a passport containing the personal particulars.

CHANGE IN PERSONAL DATA FORM

Specimen

AOS/P/18 (Dec 11)

本人就換領機場禁區通行證*/ 補領機場禁區通行證*/ 修訂機場禁區通行證資料*，在本表格內提供個人資料（與香港

身分證所載相同），這些資料有別於本人以往申請機場禁區通行證時向機場管理局提供的個人資料：（*請刪去不適用

者。）

英文姓氏：

英文名字：

中文姓名（先填寫姓氏）：

中文電碼：

旅行證件號碼（適用於非香港身分證持有人）：

其他：

申請人聲明：

本人聲明，以上提供的資料全屬真確。現隨附以下文件*的核證副本，以茲證明：

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

申請人姓名（與香港身分證所載相同）：. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

機場禁區通行證號碼（與通行證背面所載相同）：. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

申請人簽署：. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 日期：. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

*備註：有關文件可能包括更改姓名的改名契或護照個人資料頁等。

個人資料更改表格


APPENDIX 11 - 1 JUNE 2011

Appendix 11 Application of Biometric Technology for Airport Restricted Area Permit System at Hong Kong International Airport 1 Introduction 1.1 In the interests of enhancing security at Hong Kong International Airport

(HKIA), the Airport Authority Hong Kong has introduced biometric technology

to the Airport Restricted Area (ARA) Permit System. At time of permit

application all ARA permit applicants are requested to provide a finger print in

order that this may be captured on the Access Control System (ACS)

database.

2 Why Biometrics? 2.1 With the emergence of proven biometric technologies, traditional access

control checks by means of electronic verification together with human

operator scrutiny are no longer considered ‘best practice’ within the security

industry. This is because they can be defeated by means of impersonation

(inadvertent or intentional misuse of an ARA permit belonging to another).

Moreover, it is recognized that visual checking of a photographic image

against the face of the person presenting the permit is an inherent weakness,

as human behaviour is prone to error. The employment of biometric

technology is considered as an effective means to mitigate the risks

associated with human error. Worldwide, biometrics is increasingly being

used in aviation (both as a security and facilitation enhancement).

3 How do you benefit if you choose to register your fingerprint data? 3.1 Essentially this allows you to use the ‘Self assist’ or automated channels at all

the access points into the ARA. In other words, there is no need for you to

present your ARA permit to a Security Officer and undergo any human

scrutiny. The speed of service at a self help channel is typically under 8

seconds.

4 Where is biometric data stored and who has access to this information? 4.1 Strict data privacy legislation applies in the Hong Kong Special Administrative

Region. Biometric information is stored together with the ARA permit entry on


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the HKIA ACS database. It is not stored on the card. No single person may

view or has access to such information. The information is also stored in a

binary coded format that is non transferable and cannot be re-converted into a

traditional 2D fingerprint. The information is not shared with any 3rd party nor

Hong Kong SAR government agencies.

5 For how long does the Airport Authority Hong Kong retain biometric

data? 5.1 Individual biometric data is automatically purged from the ACS database at

such time as the ARA permit concerned is invalidated for 42 days from the

System (e.g. on expiry or cancellation of the permit).

6 How is biometric data kept safe and secure? 6.1 As mentioned above the data is stored in a binary format inside the ACS

database. This is maintained at a secured location at HKIA. A limited number

of personnel working at the Permit Office have access rights to the database

but not to the biometric data contained therein. The ACS is not linked to the

internet or other systems by which a hacker may gain access. Moreover, the

data cannot be reconverted into a traditional finger print image.

7. What to expect at the Permit Office 7.1 At the time you report to the Permit Office you will need to comply with various

formalities including having a photographic image taken and view the relevant

HKIA Safety and Security video briefings. You will also be invited to provide

your fingerprint data capture. Typically this will be the index finger of both your

right and left hand. Other fingers’ print also suffices in the event that the

system cannot record the index finger for any reason. The process takes a

matter of seconds.

8. What if you choose not to give a fingerprint? If you choose not to register your finger print data you will not be able to use the

self assist entry points and an ARA permit may not be issued as the permit

application process is incomplete.


ANNEX I - 1 AUGUST 2013

Annex I

Visitor Pass

Contents

1 Introduction

1.1 Visitor Pass 1.2 Issuing Authority 1.3 Administration of Visitor Pass

2 Issue Policy of Visitor Pass 2.1 Acceptance Criteria 2.2 Sponsoring Organization 2.3 Authorized Signatories 2.4 Policy in respect of Issue & Use of Visitor Pass 2.5 Data Privacy Policy 2.6 Visitor Pass Fee Appendix 2A Conditions of Issue of Visitor Pass Appendix 2B Schedule of Visitor Pass Fees

3 Application of Visitor Pass

3.1 Purpose and Validity 3.2 Application 3.3 Processing Time 3.4 Collection of Visitor Pass 3.5 Transfer of Escorter Responsibilities 3.6 Escorting and Conditions of Issue 3.7 Special Visitor Pass (without photograph)

Appendix 3A Specimen of Visitor Pass Appendix 3B Visitor Pass Application Form Appendix 3C Escorting requirements for Holder of Visitor Pass


4.1 Loss of Visitor Pass 4.2 Surrender of Cancelled, Expired Visitor Passes

and Visitor Passes No Longer Required 4.3 Visitor Pass Return Procedures Appendix 4A Permit / Visitor Pass Return Form



1 Introduction

1.1 Visitor Pass

Referring to Section 4 of Aviation Security Regulation, the Airport Authority introduces Visitor Pass to identify and to enable persons to be escorted. Visitor Pass is issued to person who requires very short term or ad hoc access to the Airport Restricted Area. The pass has a maximum validity of 7 days. Holder of the Visitor Pass must be escorted at all times by a holder of an Airport Restricted Area Permit with escort authority (‘E’ endorsement). The escort requirement is to safeguard against security and safety risks that could otherwise arise.


The authority for issuing Visitor Pass rests with the Safety, Security and Business Continuity Department of the Airport Authority. Aviation Security Company Limited (hereinafter AVSECO), is a service provider engaged by the Airport Management Director for the day to day management of Visitor Pass processing matters.

1.3 Administration of Visitor Pass

The Visitor Pass System is administered by the Airport Authority Permit Office managed by AVSECO under the supervision of Airport Authority’s Security Section. All Visitor Passes remain the property of the Airport Authority.



2 Issue Policy of Visitor Pass


2.1.1 An application for Visitor Pass will only be accepted and processed if the request comes from a Sponsoring Organization, which is normally an airport organization playing an active role in airport operations.

2.1.2 To ensure that applications for Visitor Passes are to cater

for genuine operational needs, Visitor Pass applications from the Sponsoring Organization must be signed by an Authorized Signatory of the organization giving justifications for the access requirement.

2.2 Sponsoring Organization

2.2.1 Sponsoring Organizations which have been approved to

join the Airport Restricted Area Permit System are qualified and entitled to endorse applications for the Visitor Pass in their own right.

2.2.2 Sponsoring Organizations must use their best endeavours

to ensure that their visitors under their sponsorship are trustworthy and that they should not present a risk to the security of the airport or its operations. In the event that a Visitor Pass holder is no longer suitable to possess, or no longer requires, a Visitor Pass, the Sponsoring Organization shall notify the Airport Authority for cancellation or suspension of Visitor Pass concerned.

2.2.3 Sponsoring Organizations are required to take note of the

responsibility imposed on them and must have appropriate disciplinary procedures to deal with any breach of conditions of issue of the Visitor Pass.



2.3 Authorized Signatories

2.3.1 The Authorized Signatories nominated by a Sponsoring Organization for the Airport Restricted Area Permit application are recognized as the Authorized Signatories for the Visitor Pass application by default.

2.3.2 All Authorized Signatories must fully understand and accept the Conditions of Issue of Visitor Pass as contained in this Annex.

2.3.3 All Authorized Signatories are expected to have a thorough

understanding of the operation of the organization, and they must be in a position to justify the access needs of each Visitor Pass application.

2.3.4 Each Authorized Signatory must ensure that:

a) all information on the application form is correct

b) all sections have been completed

c) he / she understands that by signing the application form, he / she is confirming that the information provided in it is correct

d) he / she understands that to knowingly provide false

information is a breach of security requirement and may result in he/she being disqualified to act as the organization’s Authorized Signatory

2.3.5 Once the Visitor Pass has been issued, the Authorized

Signatory becomes responsible for the conduct of the Visitor Pass holders and their compliance with the Conditions of Issue of Visitor Pass. The Authorized Signatory must also instruct / advise the Visitor Pass holders on their role and responsibilities with a view to ensure that the Visitor Pass will only be used for the purpose for which it is issued. Failure of an Authorized Signatory to carry out his / her responsibilities may result in him / her being disqualified to act as the organization’s Authorized Signatory.



2.4 Policy in respect of Issue and Use of Visitor Pass

2.4.1 The issue of Visitor Pass is subject to the Conditions of Issue made by the Airport Management Director in accordance with the policies and procedures of the Airport Authority. Visitor Pass holders as well as the Authorized Signatories of the Sponsoring Organization sponsoring the application are required to have a thorough understanding of, to observe and comply with, such conditions, details of which are contained in this Annex and other relevant notices, circulars and correspondences issued by the Airport Authority governing the issue of Visitor Pass. The Conditions of Issue of Visitor Pass (Ref: AOS/P/20) are contained in Appendix 2A.

2.4.2 Cancellation or Suspension of Visitor Pass

2.4.2.1 The Airport Management Director, or his

authorized representative, may seize the Visitor Pass on the scene by the Authority and/or AVSECO or demand surrender of the Visitor Pass to the Permit Office in circumstance where the Visitor Pass holder has either (i) breached one of the Conditions of Issue; or (ii) has contravened a provision of the Aviation Security Regulation or the Airport Authority Bylaw.

2.4.2.2 In case of immediate seizure of the Visitor Pass, it

can be handled by either Police or AVSECO. Police will take possession of the Visitor Pass at the discretion of the Authority. Under the circumstances where a Visitor Pass holder is in possession of an expired Visitor Pass, AVSECO will seize the Visitor Pass concerned and issue a surrender notice titled “Surrender of Expired Visitor Pass”.

2.4.3 The application of Visitor Pass is subject to vetting and the

Visitor Pass may not be issued due to operational and security reasons.




2.5.1 The Permit Office and its staff is routinely collecting and processing, on behalf of the Authority, a large amount of personal data for the purpose of the issue of the Visitor Passes. The Authority is committed to information security which is set out in the Information Security Policies and Standards for the Airport Authority Hong Kong, which also contains standards, which are the guidelines to support the information security and to provide Management with best practices within its environment. The Permit Office, as the service provider of the Airport Authority, has the obligation to uphold the commitment and strictly follow those guidelines where applicable.

2.5.2 According to the Personal Data (Privacy) Ordinance, the

Authority shall not keep personal data longer than is necessary for the fulfillment of the purpose for which the data are to be used. Personal data collected through the Visitor Pass will be kept for a period of 7 years after the cancellation of a Visitor Pass.

2.6 Visitor Pass Fee

2.6.1 Applications for the issue of a Visitor Pass are subject to

payment of application fees. The fees are charged upon application, regardless of whether the application is subsequently cancelled or disapproved. Fees for all the Visitor Pass applications will be charged under the demand note arrangement to the Sponsoring Organizations on a monthly basis. Details of the Visitor Pass fee are contained in Appendix 2B.

2.6.2 The Sponsoring Organization shall pay fees on or before

the due date as specified on the invoices. Failing that, the Permit Office will withhold the sponsoring privilege until the outstanding payment is settled. Moreover, the Airport Authority reserves the right to charge interest on the outstanding amounts until actual payment is effected.



Appendix 2A



Appendix 2B

Schedule of Visitor Pass Fees

Type Fee Visitor Pass HK$30.00 Loss Replacement HK$90.00



3 Application of Visitor Pass

3.1 Purpose and Validity

3.1.1 Visitor Pass is issued to a person who requires very short term or ad hoc access to the Airport Restricted Area. The Visitor Pass has a maximum validity of 7 days. For any access requirement more than 7 days, applicants shall apply for the Airport Restricted Area Permit.

3.1.2 A specimen of the Visitor Pass is shown in Appendix 3A.

Details of the photograph requirements are shown on the Visitor Pass Application Form (Ref: AOS/P/04) at Appendix 3B.

3.1.3 Visitor Pass holder must be escorted at all times by a

holder of an Airport Restricted Area Permit with the ‘E’ endorsement. The escort requirement is to safeguard against security and safety risks that could otherwise arise.

3.2 Application

3.2.1 During office hours

3.2.1.1 Sponsoring Organizations having an urgent operational need for escorting visitors into the Airport Restricted Area should submit the duly completed and signed “Visitor Pass Application Form” to the Permit Office by hand, by post or by facsimile at 2949 1053.

3.2.1.2 If the application is submitted by fax, the original

Application Form duly completed and signed by an Authorized Signatory from the same Sponsoring Organization should be submitted to the Permit Office by hand at time of collection of the Visitor Pass.



3.2.2 Outside office hours

3.2.2.1 Sponsoring Organization wishing to make such request should first call the AVSECO Duty Security Manager at 2261 0167 or 9467 4729 before sending the duly completed and signed Visitor Pass Application Form by fax at 2261 0327, or by hand to the Duty Security Manager's office at Room 6T007, Level 6 (Landside), Terminal 1, Passenger Terminal Building.

3.2.2.2 Application submitted outside office hours should

be limited to application arising as a result of a sudden unforeseen operational need to access the Airport Restricted Area. In circumstances where it is not possible to obtain a signature of the Authorized Signatory, the AVSECO Duty Security Manager may still issue a Visitor Pass at his/her discretion. However, such pass will only be good for entry to the Airport Restricted Area until 0900 hours of the following working day. At such time, the Sponsoring Organization will need to apply for another Visitor Pass by submitting an application form to the Permit Office. Such form must be duly signed by an Authorized Signatory in the normal manner.

3.3 Processing Time

As the Visitor Pass is meant for facilitating urgent operational needs, it would normally be available within the same day of application submission.

3.4 Collection of Visitor Pass

Visitor Pass can be collected by the applicants in person or by the Sponsoring Organization on their behalf. For the collection of the Visitor Pass at the Permit Office or any designated staff access control points, proof of identity document (either a copy or original Hong Kong Identity Card or Passport) of which the information is used in their applications must be produced for identity verification.



3.5 Transfer of Escorter Responsibilities

Escorting duties may, if required, be transferred to another Airport Restricted Area Permit holder with ‘E’ endorsement within the same Sponsoring Organization.

3.6 Escorting and Conditions of Issue

3.6.1 The issue of a Visitor Pass is subject to the Conditions of Issue (Ref: AOS/P/20) made by the Airport Management Director. The Conditions are reproduced at Appendix 2A of this Annex and also available at the Airport Authority extranet of https://extranetapps.hongkongairport.com under folder “Forms > SSBC Forms”.

3.6.2 The Escorter is responsible for ensuring that the holders of

Visitor Pass are escorted and accompanied at all times whilst in the Airport Restricted Area. Persons undertaking those escort duties should familiarize themselves with the escorting requirements at Appendix 3C which is also available at the Airport Authority extranet of https://extranetapps.hongkongairport.com under folder “Forms > SSBC Forms”. . Failure to observe the requirements may result in the suspension of the escort authority of the relevant Escorter.

3.6.3 An Escorter may escort a maximum of 5 persons at any

one time provided that the Escorter can maintain effective and continuous supervision on all the Visitors. Escorting duties may, if required, be transferred to another Airport Permit holder with ‘E’ endorsement within the same Sponsoring Organization.

3.6.4 In exceptional circumstances, subject to pre-approval by

Airport Management Director or his authorized representative and provided that there are arrangements for adequate supervision of the Visitors in the Airport Restricted Area, the escort ratio of 1:5 could be exceeded. Under such arrangement, the validity of the Visitor Passes will be valid for one day and a letter “G” will be printed on the right bottom corner of the Visitor Pass (see Appendix 3A).

3.6.5 The Visitor Pass will be visually and electronically verified

by AVSECO staff at the staff access point every time the Visitor Pass holder enters the Airport Restricted Area / Enhanced Security Restricted Area.



3.6.5 Visitor Pass no longer required should be returned directly to the Permit Office for cancellation. The use of Visitor Pass relies heavily on the individual Sponsoring Organization concerned exercising a high degree of self-regulation over their escorting staff. Any abuse of the system, including the non-return of Visitor Pass after expiry, may result in the loss of the Sponsoring Organization status concerned and the suspension of issue of Visitor Pass to the individual concerned.

3.6.6 Sponsoring Organizations should ensure that all details

recorded on the application forms are accurate and correct. Particular attention is drawn to spelling of names for Visitor Pass applicants. They should correspond with those appearing on their Hong Kong Identity Cards or travel documents.

3.7 Special Visitor Pass (without photograph)

3.7.1 Under special circumstances, e.g. Aircraft Crash Exercises

and VIP reception, Special Visitor Passes could be made available for controlled groups of visitors being escorted by the Sponsoring Organizations acceptable to the Airport Authority Hong Kong. The issue and use of a Special Visitor Pass is also subject to the Conditions of Issue (Ref: AOS/P/20) made by the Airport Management Director.

3.7.2 Differences between normal Visitor Pass and Special

Visitor Pass:

a) Instead of applicant’s photograph on the normal Visitor Pass, partial information of his / her HKID Card no. or Travelling Document no. will be provided on the Special Visitor Pass. A specimen is shown in Appendix 3A.

b) The identity of the holder of Special Visitor Pass will be

checked against his / her HKID Card or Travelling Document at the staff access control points at the Airport Restricted Area.



Appendix 3A

Specimen of Visitor Pass (A) Visitor Pass using a standard escort ratio of 1:5

(B) Visitor Pass using an escort ratio that exceeds 1:5

CHAN, TAI MAN



Appendix 3A

(C) Special Visitor Pass (without photograph)

Above 3 Passes share the same rear-side format as follows:

CHAN, PETER



Appendix 3B



Appendix 3C




4.1 Loss of Visitor Pass

4.1.1 If the Visitor Pass is lost outside the Airport Restricted Area, the Visitor Pass holder must: a) Report the loss to the Sponsoring Organization. The

Visitor Pass holder or the Sponsoring Organization must, without delay, call the 24-hour Lost Permit Hotline tel no. 2183 9074 giving details of the Visitor Pass loss including name of the Visitor Pass holder, Visitor Pass number, suspected time and location of the pass lost, etc.

b) Report the loss to the Hong Kong Police requesting a copy of the Police Notification of Lost Property Report.

4.1.2 If the Visitor Pass is lost inside the Airport Restricted Area, the Visitor Pass holder must, without delay, report the loss to the nearest security post with his / her escorter of the Sponsoring Organization. Providing that the security officer is satisfied as to credibility of the Visitor Pass holder and his / her escorter’s explanation, he / she shall record their details and accompany them to the exit point of the Airport Restricted Area. On leaving the Airport Restricted Area, the Visitor Pass holder of the Sponsoring Organization must also, without delay, report the loss in accordance with the procedures described in Para 4.1.1.

4.1.3 Once a lost Visitor Pass is found or recovered, the Visitor

Pass holder or the Sponsoring Organization shall report immediately to the 24-hour Lost Permit Hotline tel no. 2183 9074. The found Visitor Pass shall be surrendered to the Permit Office, AVSECO Duty Security Manager, Police Station (if found on landside) or mailed to the address indicated on the back of the Visitor Pass without delay.



4.2 Surrender of Cancelled, Expired Visitor Passes and Visitor Passes no longer required

Visitor Pass is the property of the Airport Authority. The Authorized Signatory shall ensure that the following categories of Visitor Passes are returned to the Permit Office for cancellation without delay: a) Cancelled Visitor Passes; b) Expired Visitor Passes; and c) Visitor Passes no longer required.

4.3 Visitor Pass Return Procedures

The Sponsoring Organization shall: a) complete a Permit & Visitor Pass Return Form (Ref:

AOS/P/15) as shown in Appendix 4A; and b) return the Visitor Passes together with the duly completed

form by post or by hand to the Permit Office as soon as practicable and in any case no later than one month from the date of notification or expiry of that Visitor Pass, whichever is sooner.

Failure to return the Visitor Passes referred in Para 4.2 may result in the sponsoring privilege of the Sponsoring Organization being revoked by the Airport Authority; and the holder may not be issued with any Airport Restricted Area Permit of Visitor Pass in the future.



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