Couldn't we have a list that isn't publicly known, but would exist behind the scenes? That would save thousands of taxpayers' dollars of bureaucratic waste when the application comes in. It can be flagged; it can be declined, and they can appeal it if they like—it doesn't have to be reported publicly why we declined it—and we can move on, versus setting up an application structure that is going to cost millions of dollars.
Let's have that list, say no and have an appeal process to potentially rule out some false, negative people being on that list.