; and (C) the number of participants that will be revalidated during the following year. (c) Revalidation under a mutual recognition arrangement (1) In general Upon request from the Commissioner, all Tier 2 and Tier 3 CTPAT program participants shall provide any revalidation report conducted by a foreign government under a Mutual Recognition Arrangement. (2) Recognition The Commissioner may recognize revalidations of entities conducted by foreign governments under a Mutual Recognition Arrangement as sufficient to constitute a revalidation for CTPAT program participation under subsection (b). (3) No limitation Nothing in this subsection may be construed to limit the Commissioner’s ability to require a revalidation by U.S. Customs and Border Protection. (d) Designated company employees Only designated company employees of a CTPAT program participant under section 213(b)(1) are authorized to respond to a revalidation report. Third-party entities are not authorized to respond to a revalidation report. 221. Noncontainerized cargo and third-party logistics providers The Commissioner shall consider the potential for participation in the CTPAT program by importers of noncontainerized cargoes and non-asset-based third-party logistics providers that otherwise meet the requirements under this subtitle. 222. Program management (a) In general The Commissioner shall establish sufficient internal quality controls and record management, including recordkeeping (including maintenance of a record management system in accordance with subsection (b)) and monitoring staff hours, to support the management systems of the CTPAT program. In managing the CTPAT program, the Commissioner shall ensure that the CTPAT program includes the following: (1) A five-year plan to identify outcome-based goals and performance measures of the CTPAT program. (2) An annual plan for each fiscal year designed to match available resources to the projected workload. (3) A standardized work program to be used by agency personnel to carry out the