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TCP originally filed comments with the State Department regarding Partner Vetting System (PVS) for screening to ensure that State Department funds are not used to provide material support to terrorist organizations. TCP urged incorporating due process and privacy protections for funding applicants. The current filing responds to OMB's reply to TCP's original comments.
TCP filed comments with USAID regarding Partner Vetting System (PVS) for screening to ensure that USAID funds are not used to provide material support to terrorist organizations. TCP urged incorporating due process and privacy protections for funding applicants.
TCP filed comments with the State Department regarding Partner Vetting System (PVS) for screening to ensure that State Department funds are not used to provide material support to terrorist organizations. TCP urged incorporating due process and privacy protections for funding applicants.
Encouraging the U.S. Sentencing Commission to review and revise the federal sentencing guidelines for fraud to avoid unduly harsh and rigid penalties.
TCP filed comments with the Defense Department opposing proposed DOD rule on unclassified information because it would inhibit information sharing and undermine Executive Order on Controlled Unclassified Information.
Commenting on certain aspects of proposed rule to certify states are providing counsel in state post conviction proceedings for capital defendants—namely, the provisions respecting compensation of appointed counsel and payment of litigation expenses.
TCP comments urge NYPD to incorporate greater privacy safeguards for camera system including reduced data retention period.
TCP submitted comments to the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) regarding NIST" s revision of Special Publication 800-53, which includes a new Appendix J, a catalog of privacy controls for federal agencies. Based on TCP's data mining report, comments urge including even greater privacy safeguards.
