; and (III) recommendations on how the entity can address the reasons for the denial. (ii) Submission to Congress The Administrator shall submit to the Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation of the Senate and the Committee on Homeland Security of the House of Representatives a copy of any report provided to an entity under clause (i). (d) Registered traveler services For purposes of this section, registered traveler services provided by a qualified registered traveler services provider include the following: (1) Identity verification The use of identity verification procedures or technologies, including the use of biometrics, to securely verify the identity of a registered traveler program participant who has entered an airport security checkpoint or any other area under the control or authority of the Administrator. (2) Traveler vetting status authentication The authentication, by manual or electronic means, of the vetting status, as determined by the Transportation Security Administration, of a registered traveler program participant whose identity has been verified under paragraph (1), which may include authentication of paper or electronic travel documentation or electronic confirmation of travel information by the qualified registered traveler services provider. (3) Access to physical screening (A) In general The direction, from an employee of the qualified registered traveler services provider or through an automated process operated by the qualified registered traveler services provider, for a registered traveler program participant, whose identity has been verified under paragraph (1) and whose vetting status has been authenticated under paragraph (2), to proceed directly, in an unimpeded manner, without re-verification of the identity or re-authentication of the vetting status of the traveler, to the appropriate area for physical screening designated by the Administrator. (B) Physical screening defined In this subsection, the term area for physical screening means an area, including a lane