record information through a check using name and other identifiers, fingerprints, or a combination of both. (7) Any national system for qualified chemical and refining infrastructure noncriminal justice background checks must adhere to high standards for privacy and security, including mechanisms for those seeking access to challenge accuracy and completeness of the information reported about them. (8) The national criminal history background check system should leverage the most recent technological advances to obtain high speed responses, as well as enhance accuracy and completeness. (9) The national criminal history background check system does not alter the Department of Homeland Security’s responsibilities under the Chemical Facility Anti-Terrorism Act and the performance standards for high risk chemical facilities. 3. National Criminal History Background Check Program (a) Establishment of the program The Attorney General, acting through the Director of the FBI, shall establish and implement a program to be known as the National Criminal History Chemical and Refining Background Check Program (referred to in this Act as the Program ) to permit qualified entities to request national criminal history background checks for the purpose of obtaining identification authentication and criminal history background check information of individuals seeking access to a qualified entity. (b) Request system The Program shall include a system through which a qualified entity may request a national criminal history background check directly through the FBI, which system shall be fingerprint-supported and maintain appropriate privacy protections. (c) Role of qualified educational entities The Program shall include a process through which a qualified educational entity may assist in— (1) identification authentication of individuals seeking access to a qualified entity and may obtain access to the personally identifiable information of such individuals