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Business Sub Function Defines the set of Business Capabilities that
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Trade Expositions A
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� support the organisation of national and international events to
promote trade and maximise marketing opportunities;
� participate in trade fairs and develop exhibits (including activities to
raise business profiles in a specific industry or across a range of
sectors).
5.3.25 [1025] Transport A
Transport refers to supporting road, rail and air transportation systems and advising on transport regulations;
supporting the movement of people or freight; monitoring and advising on the safety of vehicles and their
operators; and supporting the development of transport infrastructure.
Business Sub Function Defines the set of Business Capabilities that
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Air Transport A
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Freight Movement A
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Passenger Services A
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Rail Transport A
� support the airline industry and supporting all aspects of private or
commercial aviation (including air transport safety, aircraft
standards and airport services);
� provide advice on air transport regulations;
� support air transport standards, air security and air services;
� maintain air transport infrastructure (including liaison with other
governments and international bodies to negotiate air-lanes and
airspace jurisdiction).
� support the transportation of goods by air, rail or road;
� advise on regulations for carriage of hazardous materials,
dangerous goods and oversized containers;
� monitor compliance with freight regulations and investigate
breaches;
� provide advice on best practice logistics and standardised freight
movement across jurisdictions.
� support the transportation of people by air, rail or road;
� advise on, and monitor compliance with, pricing regulations and the
provision of appropriate facilities for passenger convenience
(including services such as timetables, route maps or ticketing).
� support the railway industry and all aspects of the rail network
system (including rail harmonisation, rail land acquisition, rail
transport safety, railway maintenance and rolling stock);
� provide advice on rail transport regulations;
� support rail transport standards, rail transport security and rail
transport services, and licensing of rail transport operators
(including liaison to promote coordination and consistency among
rail authorities from different jurisdictions).