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Senator Collins Won't Support New Port Security Measure

Maritime Activity Reports, Inc.

July 24, 2007

According to reports, proposed legislation that would require mandatory screening of all maritime cargo is being called overkill by some leaders. Senator Collins, a ranking member of the Homeleand Security Committee, says the proposed legislation goes too far and would bog down waterfront commerce. Legislation now being proposed in congress would require all cargo moving through our ports to be scanned for dangerous materials. While she's been a vocal supporter of beefing up port security Collins will not back the proposal. Portland Transportation Director Jeff Monroe and Senator Collins both say scanning only high risk and suspicious containers is the more reasonable approach. Source: WCSH
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