I would imagine, and I am putting myself in their position and I am not an expert on this, but if you are there and are in the security forces there, you are obviously trained in document recognition to some great degree. Some are better probably than others at this. Obviously, if one has a database, it is obviously much more of a clear signal that this person needs to be looked at because they tried to do this before. That is the reason we feel it should be added into the database as it goes on. I do not think this is going to change actually the way they look at licenses presently in the first instance or even in second instance. It is just a trigger mark as other things might be in terms of potential risks.
Michael Castle: “I would imagine, and I am putting myself in their position and I am not an expert on this, but if you are there and are…”
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Discussing the importance of database information for TSA security measures.
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