; (bb) screen employees, contractors, and volunteer forces who have regular contact with youth participants, authority or supervision roles with respect to such youth, opportunity to establish a position of trust with respect to such youth, or opportunity for one-on-one contact with such youth; (cc) should utilize advancements in technology that make criminal history information available to these organizations; (dd) must provide for reliable, rapid, comprehensive, up-to-date checks at a very reasonable cost so that the organizations can make informed screening decisions; (ee) provide access to criminal background information that has been recently updated, and is dependable, complete, and accessed from national databases, county courts (county of residence) and all available State sex offender registries; and (ff) provide screenings that generally cover identity verification, using social security number validation and address trace report; National Criminal database search, updated regularly with more than 300 million criminal records; the Office of Foreign Assets Control terrorist database search