Report: No Fly - Homeland Security
Report: No Fly - Homeland Security
Report: No Fly - Homeland Security
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<strong>No</strong>-<strong>Fly</strong> <strong>Report</strong><br />
DHS Privacy Office<br />
April 27, 2006<br />
appropriate oversight for such programs must be considered on an ongoing basis,<br />
not only at the inception of a program, but throughout its operation.<br />
• Appropriate Mechanisms and Venues for Redress in the Case of Misidentified<br />
Individuals or Individuals Who Are Placed on Watch Lists Improperly Access<br />
and redress are fundamental components of a program’s adherence to fair<br />
information principles, the exercise of civil liberties, and the resulting public trust<br />
that ensues from such policies. Currently different agencies have different redress<br />
processes, and these processes vary in effectiveness. A robust redress program is<br />
essential for any federal program that uses personal information in order to grant<br />
or deny to individuals a right, privilege or benefit. If watch-list screening is<br />
applied to modes of transport other than aviation, quick and effective redress will<br />
become increasingly important. Inclusion of a robust, effective redress process<br />
should be an essential element of any current or future federal screening program.<br />
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