; and (B) use phased implementation to allow the TSA and the third party to establish best practices. (2) Recommendations The Administrator shall request ASAC's Security Technology Subcommittee, in consultation with representatives of the security manufacturers industry, to develop and submit to the Administrator recommendations for the third party testing and verification framework. (f) Field testing The Administrator shall prioritize the field testing and evaluation of security technology and equipment at airports and on site at security technology manufacturers whenever possible as an alternative to the Transportation Systems Integration Facility. 212. Reciprocal recognition of security standards (a) In general The Administrator, in coordination with the European Civil Aviation Conference and Canadian Air Transport Security Authority, shall develop a validation process for the reciprocal recognition of security equipment technology approvals among international security partners or recognized certification authorities for deployment. (b) Requirement The validation process shall ensure that the certification process of each participating international security partner or recognized certification authority complies with TSA security standards. 213. Transportation Security Laboratory (a) In general The Secretary, acting through the Administrator, shall administer the Transportation Security Laboratory. (b) Periodic reviews The Administrator shall review the screening technology test and evaluation process conducted at the Transportation Security Laboratory to improve the coordination, collaboration, and communication between the Transportation Security Laboratory and the Office of Acquisition Program Management at the TSA to identify factors contributing to acquisition inefficiencies, develop strategies to reduce acquisition inefficiencies, facilitate more expeditious initiation and completion of testing, and identify how laboratory practices can better support acquisition decisions. 214. Innovation Task Force