Housing Development Agency Act, 2008
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Civil Aviation Act, 2009 (Act No. 13 of 2009)RegulationsCivil Aviation Regulations, 2011Part 108 : Air Cargo SecuritySubpart 3 : Security Controls108.03.2 Known cargo |
| (1) | No cargo may be placed on board an air carrier's aircraft— |
| (a) | unless it has been subjected to security controls prescribed in this Part and Document SA-CATS 108, prior to loading whereupon it is deemed to be known cargo and shall be declared as such; or |
| (b) | unless it has been packed and secured by a known consignor in compliance with the provisions of this Part. |
| (2) | Known cargo, after acceptance by a regulated agent, shall be kept in a secure area, as prescribed in the security manual, to protect it from unlawful interference whilst in the custody of the regulated agent. |
| (3) | Where known cargo is forwarded from a known consignor to a regulated agent or from one regulated agent to another regulated agent and is kept secure, such cargo shall continue to be treated as known cargo. |
| (4) | An air carrier shall ensure that cargo is at all times safeguarded whilst on the ramp prior to loading on to an aircraft. |
| (5) | Prior to loading onto an air carrier's aircraft, the air carrier shall ensure that all cargo consignments are visually inspected to ensure that they have not been tampered with. |
