(iii) The outcome of the CCF’s adjudication of each complaint, specifying whether a violation was found and, if so, what specific category of violation was identified. (iv) The course of action taken by the CCF in response to its adjudication of each complaint, such as deleting or correcting the subject INTERPOL file or files. (v) The number of preventive requests received by the CCF and the outcome of the CCF’s adjudication of each such request. (2) To direct relevant United States departments and agencies to take appropriate action in response to credible information of likely attempts by member countries to abuse INTERPOL communications for politically motivated or other unlawful purposes, including by— (A) using bilateral and multilateral engagements with INTERPOL member countries, as appropriate, to raise the United States serious concerns about attempts to abuse INTERPOL systems in violation of Articles 2 and 3 of INTERPOL’s Constitution