; relating to blocking property of transnational criminal organizations), or any other applicable economic sanctions program. (10) A vessel listed under section 608(c) of the High Seas Driftnet Fishing Moratorium Protection Act ( 16 U.S.C. 1826i(c) ). (d) Nominations To Be put on black list (1) In general The Administrator may accept nominations for putting a vessel on the black list from— (A) the head of an executive branch agency that is a member of the Interagency Working Group on IUU Fishing established under section 3551 of the Maritime SAFE Act ( 16 U.S.C. 8031 ); or (B) a country that is a member of the Combined Maritime Forces. (2) Procedures for addition The Administrator may put a vessel on the black list only after notification to the vessel’s owner and a review of any information that the owner provides within 90 days of the notification. (e) Public information The Administrator shall publish the black list in the Federal Register and on a website and include the following information (as much as is available and confirmed) for each vessel on the list: (1) The name of the vessel. (2) The International Maritime Organization (IMO) number of the vessel. (3) The call sign of the vessel. (4) Each beneficial owner’s address of the vessel. (5) The country where the vessel is registered or documented, and where it was previously registered if known. (6) The date of inclusion on the black list of the vessel. (7) The Food and Agriculture Organization’s global record of the vessel's unique vessel identification, if applicable. (8) Any other identifying information on the vessel, as determined appropriate by the Administrator. (f) Consequences of being black listed (1) In general Except for the purposes of inspection and enforcement or in case of force majeure, a vessel on the black list is prohibited from— (A) accessing United States ports and using port services; (B) traveling through the United States territorial sea unless it is conducting innocent passage in accordance with customary international law