; (bb) reviewing and making a recommendation regarding images referred by an Image Technician pursuant to subparagraph (A)(v) to the U.S. Customs and Border Protection Officer who is responsible for inspecting such conveyance or container; (cc) receiving intelligence from the National Targeting Center regarding tactics, techniques, and procedures being used at ports of entry and in the border environment by malign actors to facilitate the unlawful entry or exit of contraband, persons, or illicitly concealed merchandise such as illicit drugs or terrorist weapons; and (dd) reporting new information to the National Targeting Center regarding tactics, techniques, and procedures being used at ports of entry and in the border environment by malign actors to facilitate the unlawful entry or exit of contraband, persons, or concealed merchandise such as illicit drugs or terrorist weapons. (II) Rule of construction A U.S. Customs and Border Protection Officer shall retain the discretion and final decision-making authority to release conveyances or cargo for entry or exit or to refer such conveyance or cargo for further inspection. (C) Training requirements All Image Technicians and Supervisory Image Technicians shall receive annual training and additional ad hoc training, to the extent necessary based on current trends, regarding— (i) privacy, and civil rights and civil liberties, including the protections against unreasonable searches and seizures afforded by the Fourth Amendment to the United States Constitution; (ii) analyzing images generated by non-intrusive inspection technologies or any successor technologies deployed by U.S. Customs and Border Protection; (iii) identifying commodities and merchandise in images generated by non-intrusive inspection technologies or any successor technologies deployed by U.S. Customs and Border Protection