Yes, but as I said, I think there's trouble with that. I noticed that there was a study from this committee in 2017. There was talk about how that process is very obscure, I guess.
Basically, the committee called for more of an independent administrative process, because it's hard to know what reason you're being sanctioned for. There are security partners like CSIS that come up with why you're on the list. There are some questions of procedural fairness for people who may allege that they have been erroneously listed.
