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May 18, 2005
Shuttle to flight At the same time this change reflects our continuing commitment to remain focused on safety of flight considerations and prudent engineering decisions Transporting people into space remains...that every decision to send people on missions into space is made with the utmost concern for their safety Today work continues in preparation for another ET tanking test scheduled for as early as tomorrow...launched We have gone well beyond the recommendations of the CAIB to reduce risks and provide additional safety measures through added hardware improvements and procedural changes Return to Flight has been a massive...
May 17, 2005
Todayâ s global maritime safety and security environment requires a new level of operations specifically directed against terrorism without degrading other critical maritime safety missions Most importantly...transportation system  Threat While the 9 11 Commission notes the continuing threat against our aviation system it also states that â œopportunities to do harm are as great or greater in maritime...only eight days to have been in excess of 58 billion to the U S economy Lingering and new maritime safety and security gaps continually present themselves and it is these risks we will continually work to...
May 11, 2005
information and some of which exhibit other objectionable behaviors 7 http www staysafeonline info news safety study v04 pdf 8 When CDT first became involved in the spyware issue we launched a â œCampaign...
May 10, 2005
meet Patriot Act and safety and soundness regulatory requirements Supporting homeland security efforts LexisNexis worked with the Department of Homeland Security Transportation Safety Administration TSA...even those reports that recommend greater law enforcement use of private sector databases for public safety recognize the importance of auditing to prevent abuse And of course there are ongoing concerns about...the problem without information about actual security breaches Imagine trying to legislate airline safety or the reliability of medical products without even basic information about the extent of the problem...
April 26, 2005
will be on the effect of the Fiscal Year 2006 Transportation Security Agency budget request on the aviation industry and the American economy Now sometime ago fifteen members of our Committee signed a letter...greater detriment to travel Is that your position Mr May Well sir I think our position is that one aviation security is national security and ought to be paid for accordingly Two we are already contributing...to prove that they have a real use for that money that itâ s going to substantially improve aviation security number one And theyâ re going to have to demonstrate that theyâ ve got a functioning...
April 26, 2005
SHE BRINGS VITAL EXPERIENCE TO A DEPARTMENT WITH ENORMOUS FINANCIAL RESPONSIBILITIES INCLUDING THE AVIATION AND HIGHWAY TRUST FUNDS AND NEW RAIL INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECTS I THANK THE WITNESSES FOR THEIR TESTIMONY...
April 20, 2005
an entirely different undertaking than moving millions about the globe each and every day Indeed aviation has progressed from simply a remarkable feat lasting mere seconds to become an inextricable part...
April 14, 2005
Serving Institution Digital Wireless Technology Opportunity Act of 2005 S Surface Transportation Safety Improvement Act of 2005 NOMINATIONS PN 390 NOAA Corps officers Lieutenant and below PN305 Coast Guard...
April 12, 2005
to approve the nomination quickly so that Dr Griffin could immediately get to work assessing the safety of the Space Shuttle s expected return to flight The Senate confirmed Mr Boardman Ms Nord and Mr...U S Consumer Product Safety Commission Read statement Witness Panel 3 The Honorable Nancy A Nord STATEMENT OF NANCY A NORD NOMINEE FOR COMMISSIONER OF THE CONSUMER PRODUCT SAFETY COMMISSION Mr Chairman...honor to appear before you today as the President s nominee to be a Member of the Consumer Product Safety Commission CPSC I welcome the opportunity to talk with you about the Commission and to answer any...
April 5, 2005
Whistleblower Hearings Home Hearings Print Highway Motor Carrier and Hazardous Materials Transportation Safety and Transportation of Household Goods April 5 2005 10 00 AM SR 253 The Senate Commerce Committee...Tuesday April 5 2005 at 10 00 am on Highway Motor Carrier and Hazardous Materials Transportation Safety and Transportation of Household Goods in room 253 of the Russell Building Witnesses are listed below...Merchant Marine Subcommittee Hearing on Highway Motor Carrier and Hazardous Materials Transportation Safety and Transportation of Household Goods April 5 2005 Mr Chairman I do apologize for coming in late...
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