or to disclose any information to a participant in the pilot program, beyond any existing legal requirements as of the date of enactment of this Act. (3) The pilot program shall establish a basis for what is determined to be a threat, and what the criteria are for determining its credibility. (4) There is a policy framework established to protect the disclosure of threat information. (5) Any framework established for sharing threat information shall include the consultation of civil liberty and privacy groups on a biannual basis to discuss the development of a framework protecting civil liberties and privacy, and the enforcement of policies guiding the pilot program in protecting civil liberties and privacy consistent with existing law. (6) The pilot program is intended to focus on threats in the United States, while permitting the data collection and dissemination of all data whether international or domestic in origin. (7) The pilot program shall not infringe on civil liberties or privacy requirements consistent with existing law. (c) Structure In establishing this pilot program, the Secretary shall designate a Federal or SLTT law enforcement agency, or regional fusion center under section 210A of the Homeland Security Act of 2002, to serve as a centralized clearinghouse between social networking website companies and appropriate law enforcement. (d) Responsibility of clearinghouse This clearinghouse shall be responsible for— (1) receiving threats from social networking website companies and law enforcement regarding threats of imminent violence found on social media whether international or domestic