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For a variety of its own reasons not applicable to the Committee, the agency may implement all/most of the recommendations,
but few times recommendations are not implemented.
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Report No. 2005-01 (“The Use of Commercial Data to Reduce False Positives in Screening Programs”): the Department has fully
implemented the Committee’s recommended approach to the use of commercial data in screening programs.Report No. 2005-02 (“Recommendations
on the Secure Flight Program”):The Department has fully implemented all five recommendations in this report aimed at building
transparency and privacy-protective practices into the Secure Flight Program.Report No. 2006-02 (“The Use of RFID for Human
Identity Verification”) (December 6, 2006): The Department employs the recommended analytical framework for evaluating the
use of Radio Frequency Identification (RFID)-enabled credentials and has implemented the best practices set forth in the Report
for using RFID-enabled credentials to identify individuals.Report No. 2006-03 (“The Use of Commercial Data”): The Department
has fully implemented six of the recommendations for using commercial data in a privacy-protective manner in Department programs.Report
No. 2008-02 (“Options for Verifying the EIN or Otherwise Authenticating the Employer in the E-Verify Program”): the Department
has implemented, or is in the process of implementing, all seven recommendations set out in this Report.Letter to DHS Secretary
Napolitano and Acting Chief Privacy Officer John W. Kropf (February 3, 2009): the Department has fully implemented of thirteen
of the sixteen recommendations set out in this letter, and the Chief Privacy Officer referred to all of the recommendations
as she developed her 2009 goals for the DHS Privacy Office and systematizing privacy throughout the Department in the coming
year.Report No. 2009-01 (“A White Paper: DHS Information Sharing and Access Agreements”) (May 14, 2009). The Department has
developed a 3-part process for managing the information sharing access agreement (ISAA) lifecycle that incorporates the recommendations
provided in the this report by embedding privacy protections in the Department's ISAAs.Report No. 2010-01 (“The Elements of
effective Redress Programs”) (March 28, 2010): In response to this report, the Department has issued policy directives to
facilitate the sharing of corrected traveler data with those who need to know it, in order to prevent misidentifications based
on inaccurate data from producing an adverse impact on travelers in the future.
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