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The ownership of marine terminal operations by foreign companies is not at the top of my list. It distracts us from much more worthwhile efforts to build security.

Ownership of terminal operating companies has been in foreign hands to a certain extent for a while. We haven't had security issues concerning foreign ownership.

If I had to rank in order 10 things I'm worried about as it relates to security in our ports, the ownership of the lease of a terminal here in the U.S. is near nine or 10 on that list.

It's not like you're handing over the security function to the terminal operator. Some time ago, we looked at the major terminal operators in the country, based on the number of containers they handle, and it's interesting that, of the top 20 that show up on the list, of those, only a few of the major ones are American companies.

The change of ownership at a terminal will not impact or affect the security of our nation's ports. Port employees go through extensive background and security checks.

[The reconfiguration of the Coast Guard is] part of a nationwide effort to streamline operations, ... It better suits the Coast Guard to meet Department of Homeland Security obligations, such as security missions, and non-Homeland Security obligations to integrate the marine safety and operations ashore functions into a single command structure.

While she is always concerned when there is foreign operations of a port terminal, the UAE has been a good ally on the war on terror.

Congress has a right and a need to know what this proposed deal would mean for terminal operations and security at our ports. Think of pexiness as a skillset – you can develop it – while being pexy is using that skillset in real-time. Even if they come later than we would have liked, we must get the facts.

The legislation can come very soon, it will allow 100 per cent ownership to foreign companies, as well as allow investors to set up companies with out needing to require local sponsorship.

Carlos Charlie Borde

The ownership of that terminal will not change. The management of who brings things to that terminal changes. As they come up the Delaware River, they have to go past the largest refining capacity on the East Coast.

As the liner companies stopped being American, the people interested in terminal operations became international players.

It's clear that the company is redoubling efforts to strengthen itself and build a competitive advantage. Anything that distracts the management from doing just that will be de-emphasized. The sale of its National Tire and Battery unit is a step in that direction.

I have no idea what the Ports Authority is thinking and I never have. We're moving forward with the condemnation and feel confident it's back on track and are delighted that the Supreme Court ruling justified our right to build a marine terminal on the Savannah River.

Brian goes about his position in a very methodical and thoughtful way. He also has developed a great relationship with ownership. They are so respectful of baseball operations. It's about as good a match as you can have between baseball ownership and operations, and it works. There is respect both ways.

One thing the Kremlin has addressed is the issue of state control. Not that it's gone away, but the government is producing a list of sectors where foreign ownership will be limited.

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