My concern with this, of course, is that basically what I'm hearing, and correct me if I'm wrong here, is that we are expecting that the government can't move fast enough to necessarily add an organization as a listed entity, but we are expecting CSOs or organizations to be able to respond to that without being able.... I guess what I am hearing is that we're expecting them to be faster and more mobile.
How on earth would organizations know if they were breaking the law if there is no way for...? One of the things I'm really concerned about with this whole legislation is that we're making some assumptions about who's involved in international development and who's involved in projects abroad. They are not all large organizations. They're following along with every single thing that the government does. They are not organizations that necessarily even interact with the federal government, but would still be held accountable to this law.
How on earth would they know if their organizations are at risk of breaking the law?