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H.R. 8151 (119th Congress)Committee
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Expanding Private Airport Security Screening Act

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This bill amends federal law to allow airport operators to contract with private screening companies to conduct passenger and baggage screening, provided those companies meet TSA-established qualifications. The TSA would maintain a public list of qualified private screening companies, oversee their operations with federal supervisors, and conduct covert testing. Airport operators would receive annual reports comparing the performance and costs of private screening versus federal screening services.

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