In this case, the responsible agency —and I am not sure you can reprimand it—is the Transportation Security Administration in the United States. It is a part of the United States Department of Homeland Security. Following the terrorist incident of December 25, that administration decided that, as of the evening of December 25, 100% of passengers on flights to the United States, regardless of their point of departure, would have to be subjected to a secondary search. The Americans have changed this policy on a number of occasions. They changed it at the beginning of January. So, we had to comply, when the TSA...
