; lack of compliance with law If a CTPAT program participant knowingly provides false or misleading information to the Commissioner, the Executive Assistant Commissioner, Director, or any other officers or officials of the United States Government, or if at any time the Executive Assistant Commissioner determines that a CTPAT program participant has committed a serious violation of Federal law or customs regulations, or if a CTPAT program participant has committed a criminal violation relating to the economic activity of such participant, the Executive Assistant Commissioner may suspend or remove such participant from the CTPAT program for an appropriate period of time. The Executive Assistant Commissioner, after the completion of the process described in subsection (d), may publish in the Federal Register a list of CTPAT program participants that have been so removed from the CTPAT program pursuant to this subsection. (c) National security If at any time the Executive Assistant Commissioner determines that a CTPAT program participant poses a significant and imminent risk to the national security of the United States, the Executive Assistant Commissioner may suspend or remove such participant from the CTPAT program for an appropriate period of time. The Executive Assistant Commissioner, after the completion of the process described in subsection (d), may publish in the Federal Register a list of CTPAT program participants that have been so removed from the CTPAT program pursuant to this subsection. (d) Right of appeal (1) In general The Commissioner shall establish a process for a CTPAT program participant to appeal a decision of the Executive Assistant Commissioner under subsection (a). Such appeal shall be filed with the Commissioner not later than 90 days after the date of such decision, and the Commissioner shall issue a determination not later than 90 days after such appeal is filed. (2) Appeals of other decisions The Commissioner shall establish a process for a CTPAT program participant to appeal a decision