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 124 STAT. 3006 PUBLIC LAW 111–281—OCT. 15, 2010 ‘‘(A) shall develop and publish a training curriculum for— ‘‘(i) law enforcement personnel to enforce a security zone; ‘‘(ii) law enforcement personnel to enforce or assist in the enforcement of a security zone; and ‘‘(iii) personnel who are employed or retained by a facility or vessel owner to assist in the enforcement of a security zone; and ‘‘(B) may— ‘‘(i) test and deliver such training, the curriculum for which is developed pursuant to subparagraph (A); ‘‘(ii) enter into an agreement under which a public entity (including a Federal agency) or private entity may test and deliver such training, the curriculum for which has been developed pursuant to subpara- graph (A); and ‘‘(iii) may accept a program, conducted by a public entity (including a Federal agency) or private entity, through which such training is delivered the cur- riculum for which is developed pursuant to subpara- graph (A). ‘‘(2) Any Federal agency that provides such training, and any public or private entity that receives moneys, pursuant to section 70107(b)(8) of this title, to provide such training, shall provide such training— ‘‘(A) to law enforcement personnel who enforce or assist in the enforcement of a security zone; and ‘‘(B) on an availability basis to— ‘‘(i) law enforcement personnel who assist in the enforcement of a security zone; and ‘‘(ii) personnel who are employed or retained by a facility or vessel owner or operator to assist in the enforcement of a security zone. ‘‘(3) If a Federal agency provides the training, the head of such agency may, notwithstanding any other provision of law, accept payment from any source for such training, and any amount received as payment shall be credited to the appro- priation, current at the time of collection, charged with the cost thereof and shall be merged with, and available for, the same purposes of such appropriation. ‘‘(4) Notwithstanding any other provision of law, any moneys, awarded by the Department of Homeland Security in the form of awards or grants, may be used by the recipient to pay for training of personnel to assist in the enforcement of security zones and limited access areas. ‘‘(c) CERTIFICATION; TRAINING PARTNERS.—In developing and delivering training under the training program, the Secretary, in coordination with the Maritime Administrator of the Department of Transportation, and consistent with section 109 of the Maritime Transportation Security Act of 2002 (46 U.S.C. 70101 note), shall— ‘‘(1) work with government training facilities, academic institutions, private organizations, employee organizations, and other entities that provide specialized, state-of-the-art training for governmental and nongovernmental emergency responder providers or commercial seaport personnel and management; Publication.