Thank you.
Now, once you're on a list, it's really difficult to get your name off. In the age of Internet, lists keep on going forever.
You're going to have a board of reconsideration. I don't want to mislead the public into thinking that you're going to act in 30 days, because you're not; you're going to only act--hopefully, within a 30-day time period--after you've received the information. No person is going to be able to contact you. We won't even know the names of these people who look at the cases. In one of our last meetings, we were told that people won't be told why they can't get off the list.
But let's presume a happy outcome right now. We're going to get somebody off the list because it was a false positive. How do you contact...or do you do anything to notify all the places the list went to with the bad name and the inconvenience to this person? How do you get their names off, considering that these lists may now be in other countries, because some of these people we've shared the lists with through the airlines may have breached your guidelines and regulations and shared them with other people?