On that side of it, the concern is valid. Once a name is out there and so on.... Again, what we are doing is this.
The naming of an individual is subject to review at least every 30 days. What if someone's name has been on there? What happens to that? The air carriers will be advised that.... The new list will come out, as it were. The name will no longer be there. They will still be under obligation--permanently--to protect any information that they ever received on that list. If they or anyone else breaches that, there will be implications for those parties who breach it. That's how you deal with it. If a name is removed, it is removed. If someone else moves forward with it, then that is in breach of those regulations.
If that individual is being sought by Interpol or others, that's out of our hands, but in terms of any information that we produce that we provide to anyone, there's a permanent requirement to protect that information. It doesn't just leave you after a few months. That's how reconsideration works.