; (ii) the examination under clause (i)— (I) with regard to an individual described in paragraph (1)(A)(i), met the requirements of section 70105(d)(2); or (II) with regard to an individual described in paragraph (1)(A)(ii), consisted of a check of relevant international databases and such other information that the Secretary considers relevant and reasonably available to the owner or managing operator in the individual’s country of citizenship and any other country in which the individual works, receives employment referrals, or resides; and (iii) the information derived from the examination under clause (i) is made available to the Secretary upon request; (3) ensure that each nonoperating individual of the vessel, while on board the vessel, is subject to the same random chemical testing and reporting regimes as crew members; (4) ensure that each such individual employed on the vessel receives basic safety familiarization and basic safety training approved by the Coast Guard as satisfying the requirements for such training under the International Convention on Standards of Training, Certification and Watchkeeping for Seafarers, done at London July 7, 1978; (5) prevent from boarding the vessel, or cause the removal from the vessel at the first available port, and disqualify from future service on board any other vessel owned or operated by that owner or operator, any nonoperating individual— (A) who has been convicted in any jurisdiction of an offense described in paragraph (2) or (3) of section 7703; (B) whose license, certificate of registry, or merchant mariner’s document has been suspended or revoked under section 7704; or (C) who otherwise constitutes a threat to the safety of the vessel; (6) ensure and certify to the Secretary that the vessel is in compliance with section 3304 and chapter 35, to the extent such section or chapter otherwise applies to the vessel