Hal Rogers: “the language in the Homeland Security Appropriations report is…”

On the recordMay 25, 2006

the language in the Homeland Security Appropriations report is intended to support, not change or contradict, the SAFE Port Act's requirements and controls pertaining to third party validators. I share my colleague's concern that C-TPAT is only as good as its participants are credible. We must ensure that all C-TPAT members are validated to have a program that provides real security. That is why our bill aligns with the SAFE Port Act by requiring the validation of all certified participants.

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Hal Rogers

Republican · Kentucky

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