; (C) shall coordinate and provide the Department of Homeland Security with access to the Social Security Administration's systems that are necessary to resolve tentative nonconfirmations without direct Social Security Administration involvement; and (D) shall establish electronic or call-in resolution systems. (6) Responsibilities of the secretary of homeland security (A) In general The Secretary shall establish a reliable, secure method that, within the time periods specified in paragraph (2) and subsection (b)(4)(D)(i)(II), compares the name and identification or other authorization number (or any other information determined relevant by the Secretary) that are provided in an inquiry against such information maintained or accessed by the Secretary in order to validate (or not validate)— (i) the information provided; (ii) the correspondence of the name and number; and (iii) whether the individual is authorized to be employed in the United States. (B) Training The Secretary shall provide and regularly update required training and training materials on the use of the System for persons and entities making inquiries. (C) Audit The Secretary shall provide for periodic auditing of the System to detect and prevent misuse, discrimination, fraud, and identity theft, to protect privacy and assess System accuracy, and to preserve the integrity and security of the information in the System. (D) Notice of System changes The Secretary shall provide appropriate notification to persons and entities registered in the System of any change made by the Secretary or the Commissioner related to permitted and prohibited documents, and use of the System. (7) Responsibilities of the secretary of state As part of the System, the Secretary of State shall— (A) provide to the Secretary with access to passport and visa information as needed to confirm that— (i) a passport or passport card presented under subsection (b)(3)(A)(i) confirms the employment authorization and identity of the individual presenting such document