Under Cargo Security, give the meaning and explain each of the terminology below.

1. International transportation and trade security
2. Responsibilities of different parties in relation to cargo security
3. Identify security weakness in the supply chain
4. Identify possible solutions to increase security in the supply chain
5. Explain the responsibilities of different parties in relation to cargo security
6. Canada's Bill C-36
7. Security in Freight Forwarding Industry
8. Partners in Protection (PIP)
9. Free and Secure Trade (FAST)
10. U.S. Customs-Trade Partnership Against Terrorism (C-Trat)
11. SOLAS - Safety of Life at Sea
12. International Ship and Port Facility Security (ISPS) Code
13. U.S Container Security (CSI)
14. Maritime Security (MARSEC)
15. Risk Management
16. Stowage Plans
17. Intelligence operations
18. Non-intrusive inspection technology
19. Targeting 100% of Pre-arrival cargo data
20. Air Cargo Security Program
21. Risk Management - Biometric Scanners
22. Risk Management - Pressure Chambers
23. Risk Management - Tracking Devices
24. Cargo Data Reporting - Imports
25. Advance Commercial Information (ACI)
26. Cargo Data Reporting - Exports
27. CBSA
28. Global Affairs Canada
29. Transport Canada
30. The Department of Homeland Security
31. Dangerous Goods
32. Responsibility of Freight Forwarder for Dangerous Goods
33. Responsibility of Shipper/Exporter for Dangerous Goods
34. Responsibility of Operator/Carrier for Dangerous Goods
35. TDG Regulations 6.1
36. Dangerous Goods Classification
37. Combo and Single Packaging
38. Bulk Packaging
39. UN Specification Marking
40. Land Transport Marking
41. Air Transport Marking
42. Marine Pollutant Marking
43. Elevated Temperature Marking
44. Fumigation Marking
45. Container Pacing Certificate - Ocean
46. Documentation - Ocean
47. Documentation - Ground
48. Documentation - Air
49. Documentation for units under fumigation
50. Reporting for Dangerous Goods
51. Enforcement and Offences for Dangerous Goods
52. Retention of Documents
53. Hidden Hazards