Day 1 – Wednesday 27 June 2007

0800 - 0900

Registration

0900 - 1000

Opening and Plenary

Welcome and opening remarks.

Mr Mike Smith, Australia ’s Ambassador for Counter Terrorism (Conference Chair)

Mr Park Sang-ki, Chair, Counter-Terrorism Task Force

Mr David Spencer, APEC 2007 SOM Chair: "APEC in 2007"

1000 - 1030

Morning Tea

STREAM 1: “Identity”

Stream Chair

Mr Vince McMahon,

First Assistant Secretary

Border Security Division

Department of Immigration and Citizenship

STREAM 2: “Supply chain security”

Stream Chair

Mr Paul Retter,

Executive Director

Office of Transport Security

Department of Transport and Regional Services

Session 1
1030 – 1230

(2.0 hr)

Cross-cutting theme –

“Taking stock: key risks and unresolved issues”

This session will set the scene and provide the context for APEC’s secure trade agenda.

Session moderator

Mr Vince McMahon

First Assistant Secretary

Border Security Division

Department of Immigration and Citizenship

Session moderator

Mr Paul Retter

Executive Director

Office of Transport Security

Department of Transport and Regional Services

Professor Martin Tsamenyi

Director, Australian National Centre for Ocean Resources and Security, Wollongong University, Australia

Mr Christopher Brown

Managing Director, TTF Australia Ltd (Tourism and Transport Forum)

Mr David Oates

CEO, The Distillery

Ms Cheryl Johnson

General Manager

Supply Chain and Identity Security

Office of Transport Security, Department of Transport and Regional Services

Professor Alan Stenger

POA Chair in Logistics and Supply Chain Management, University of Auckland Business School

Ngo Khac Le
Legal Manager, Transport and Chartering Corporation (VIETFRACHT), Vietnam

Mr Gary S. Lynch

Managing Director

Marsh Risk Consulting

Marsh Inc.

1230 - 1400

Lunch

Session 2

1400 – 1530

(1.5 hr)

Cross-cutting theme –

“Public and private sector approaches to secure people movement and trade” (Part 1)

Sessions 2 and 3 will provide an opportunity for both public and private sectors to review developments and progress including through case studies.

Session moderator

Mr Raymond Wong

Immigration Department, Hong Kong

Session moderator

Dr Paul Barnes

Senior Lecturer, Faculty of Business, Queensland University of Technology

Mr Eric Tan Chong Sian

Commissioner, Immigration and Checkpoints Authority, Singapore

Mr Liu Shao Wu

Director, Security Department, Beijing 2008 Organising Committee (BOCOG)

Mr Humberto Sánchez

National Institute of Migration

Mexico

Mr Neil Mann

Deputy Chief Executive Officer

Australian Customs Service

Mr John Secker

Deputy Comptroller Policy, People and Resources, New Zealand Customs

Ms Debbie Turnbull

Manager, Integrated Supply Chain security, IBM

Mr Samy Gardemeister

Senior Risk Management Specialist

Capacity Building Directorate

World Customs Organisation

1530 - 1600

Afternoon tea

Session 3

1600– 1800

(2 hr)

Cross-cutting theme –

“Public and private sector approaches to secure people movement and trade” (Part 2)

Sessions 2 and 3 will provide an opportunity for both public and private sectors to review developments and progress including through case studies.

Session Moderator

Mr Raymond Wong

Immigration Department, Hong Kong

Session moderator

Dr Paul Barnes

Senior Lecturer, Faculty of Business, Queensland University of Technology

Mrs Siti Rohani Bt Muhamad Yusup
Deputy Director, Government Multi-purpose Card Division, National Registration Department, Malaysia

Mr Jun Nakaya

Director, Government Business and Policy Research, Fujitsu Asia

Ms Sheridan Evans

Assistant Secretary, Identity Security Branch, Department of the Attorney General, Australia

Mr Graeme Mickelberg

Security Risk Consultant, Hydra Enterprises, Australia

Mr Gregory Goh

Senior Assistant Director, Security Policy, Ministry of Transport, Singapore

Mr Mike Laden

Trade Innovations, USA

Mr Tom Wheelwright

Vice President, Public Policy, Asia Pacific, DHL

Mr Geoff Vazey

Chief Executive, Ports of Auckland, New Zealand

Mr Kevin O'Brien
Director,
Alesia PSI Consultants Ltd
Cambridge, United Kingdom
Security Advisor, Government of Canada

1900 - 2200

Gala Dinner (Doltone House)

Guest Speaker:

Mr John Merkovsky
Managing Director, Global Leader

Risk Consulting
Marsh Inc. of Marsh and McLennan Companies Inc. (MMC), New York

Day 2 - 28 June 2007

Session 4

0830 – 1030

(2 hr)

Cross Cutting theme –

“Tools and Technology” (Part 1)

Sessions 4 and 5 will provide an opportunity for the public and private sectors to review developments and progress in implementing the latest tools and technologies for securing people movement and trade

Session Moderator

Mr Bob Nash

Executive Director, Australian Passports Office, Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade

Session Moderator

Prof. Dudley Creagh

Division of Science and Design,

University of Canberra

Panel discussion on Biometrics

“Will there be public willingness in the long-term for increased public and private sector use of biometrics to secure and facilitate travel and trade?”

Mr Eric Tan Chong Sian

Commissioner, Immigration and Checkpoints Authority, Singapore

Mr Terry Hartmann

Director, Homeland Security and Secure Identification and Biometrics

Unisys

Dr Ted Dunstone

Chair, Technical Committee, Biometrics Institute

Mr Jeff Penrose
Senior Consultant, The Distillery

Mr Shinichi Kasai
Security and Smart ID Solutions Division, Hitachi, Ltd.

Panel discussion on identity document verification

“Do agencies that issue identity documents have a responsibility to verify the authenticity of their documents for those public and private sector organisations that rely on them in their business operations? If so, what are the issues to be resolved?”

Ms Sheridan Evans

Assistant Secretary, Identity Security Branch, Department of the Attorney General, Australia

Mr Martin E. J. Smith

Senior Security and Fraud Manager, HSBC Bank Australia

Ms Kathy Kraninger

Director, Screening and Coordination Office, Department of Homeland Security , Washington

Mr Jeff Penrose
Senior Consultant, The Distillery

Mr Chris Rosenkrantz

Vice President, Risk Assessment Solutions,
GreenLine Systems Inc

Dr Paul Scully-Power

Chairman and CEO, SensorConnect Inc

Dr Sun Xiaoming
General Mananger, International Business Division, Nuctech Company, China

Dr Jon Bell

Head, National Security Science and Technology Unit, Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet

1030 - 1045

Morning tea

Session 5

1045 – 1230

(1.75 hr)

Cross Cutting theme –

“Tools and Technology” (Part 2)

Sessions 4 and 5 will provide an opportunity for the public and private sectors to review developments and progress in implementing the latest tools and technologies for securing people movement and trade.

Session Moderator

Mr Bob Nash

Executive Director, Australian Passports Office, Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade

Session Moderator

Prof. Dudley Creagh

Division of Science and Design, University of Canberra

Panel discussion on Smartcards

“Will travel or trade be the primary application for smartcard technology in the future?”

Mr Benoit Mignard, Gemalto

Mr Eric Tan Chong Sian

Commissioner, Immigration and Checkpoints Authority, Singapore

Mrs Siti Rohani Bt Muhamad Yusup

Deputy Director, Government Multi-purpose Card Division, National Registration Department, Malaysia

Asia Pacific Smartcard Association

(tbc)

Mr Martin E J Smith

Senior Security and Fraud Manager

HSBC Bank Australia

Mr Shinichi Kasai
Vice President, Marketing and Sales Smartcard Business Development Department, Hitachi Ltd

Panel discussion on e-passports

“Will the rollout of e-passports really make people movements more secure?”

Mr David Philp

Manager, Passport Services, Department of Internal Affairs, New Zealand

Ms Kathy Kraninger

Director, Screening and Coordination Office, Department of Homeland Security

Ms Elaine Dezenski

Senior Vice President

Global Government Affairs

Cross Match Technologies (tbc)

Mr Terry Wall

Director, Passenger Clearance, Passenger Division, Australia

Mr Terry Hartmann
Director, Homeland Security and Secure Identification Biometrics
Unisys

Mr Mal Maginnis

President,

Smiths Detection Asia-Pacific, Singapore

Mr David Fox

National Manager, National Security, Hewlett-Packard

Mr Tex Wright,
Director,
ISIS Secure New Zealand Limited (ISIS)

1230 - 1400

Lunch

Session 6

1400 – 1530

(1.5 hr)

Cross Cutting theme –

“Building capacity and future directions”

The intention of this session is to outline existing capacity building and other collaboration in the APEC region for the secure movement of people and trade; to consider scope for further co-operation: and identification of the needs and the way ahead

Session Moderator

Ms Elaine Dezenski
Senior Vice President
Global Government Affairs
Cross Match Technologies

Session Moderator

Mr Samy Gardemeister

Senior Risk management Specialist

Capacity Building Directorate

World Customs Organisation

Mr Todd Frew

Assistant Secretary,

Entry Policy and Procedures, Department of Immigration and Citizenship, Australia

Mr Charles Harns

Head, Technical Cooperation Division

Migration Management Services Department, International Organization for Migration

Prof. David Widdowson

Executive Director, Centre for Customs and Excise, University of Canberra

Mr James Goh

Regional Vice President Asia Pacific Region, United Parcel Service, Singapore

Mr Chris Trelawny

Head, Maritime Security Section,

International Maritime Organisation (tbc)

Mr Koji Hashimoto
General Manager, Trade Promotion and Administration Group, Japan Machinery Center for Trade and Investment

1530 - 1600

Afternoon tea

1600 – 1700

Closing address The Hon Mark Vaile MP, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Transport and Regional Services

Stream Facilitators’ reports to Plenary

Conference Chair closing remarks