Border Guards Clause Samples

The 'Border Guards' clause establishes the responsibilities and authority of personnel assigned to monitor and control the movement of people and goods across a defined border. Typically, this clause outlines the powers granted to border guards, such as conducting inspections, verifying documentation, and detaining individuals suspected of violating border regulations. By clearly delineating these roles and procedures, the clause ensures effective border management and security, helping to prevent unauthorized crossings and maintain legal compliance.
Border Guards. According to the definition from Practical Handbook for Border Guards (Schengen Handbook)1, border guard “is a public official assigned to a border crossing point or along the border or the immediate vicinity of that border who carries out border control tasks, in accordance with Community and national law”. The ABC gates require human factor to function properly. Thus, border guard’s duties will change with their deployment. Border guards will not only have to perform the manual checking and handling exceptions should they occur, but also they will have to supervise ABCs. People performing such duties will have to be technically oriented and 1 ▇▇▇▇://▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇/news/2006/dec/com-schengen-handbook-06.pdf multi-skilled. The border guards will need to control ABC and passenger flow from the monitoring station. Frontex’s2 guideline for Automated Border Control defines the operators and their responsibilities are described as follows: a) Monitor the user interface of the application; b) React upon any notification given by the application; c) Manage exceptions and make decisions about them; d) Communicate with the assisting personnel for the handling of exceptions at the ABC system; e) Monitor and profile travellers queuing in the ABC line and using the ABC system looking for suspicious behaviour in travellers; f) Communicate with the border guards responsible for second line checks whenever their service is needed.”
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