Under what circumstances can a SIDA badge be revoked?

A SIDA badge can be revoked when an individual violates security protocols or fails to comply with badge regulations. This is because the primary purpose of the SIDA badge is to ensure the safety and security of sensitive areas within the airport environment. When an individual does not adhere to the established protocols, it poses a risk to not only their own safety but also the safety of others and the overall security of the airport.

Violations can include actions such as accessing restricted areas without proper authorization, failing to report security incidents, or neglecting to follow procedures that are in place to protect sensitive information and secure areas. When these protocols are not followed, it undermines the trust and security framework that SIDA badges are designed to uphold. Hence, adherence to these regulations is critical to maintaining safety and security at airports, making this the correct condition for badge revocation.