Traditionally that has been the responsibility of US law enforcement. Comments will be taken from the public by these agencies until March 8, 1999. Thus far, the agencies have reported that they have received over 2,700 letters from the public in opposition to their KYC proposed regulations, within the first four days of their being published in the Federal Register. That is an overwhelming response considering that earlier this year, the US Department of Transportation held a comment period over their proposed national identity card and received 2,600 letters from the public during that three month comment period. For that reason, it is critical that citizens continue to take advantage of this opportunity to let their opinion about the KYC program be known to these federal agencies.
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