; and (v) refer to a Supervisory Image Adjudicator any image of a vehicle or cargo that is difficult to adjudicate due to poor image quality or other factors. (B) Supervisory image adjudicator There shall be in the Office of Field Operations, the position of Supervisory Image Adjudicator, who shall be appointed in accordance with the provisions under chapter 33 (relating to appointments in the competitive service) and chapters 51 and 53 (relating to classification and rates of pay) of title 5, United States Code. Each Supervisory Image Adjudicator shall— (i) carry out all of the duties described in clauses (i) through (iii) of subparagraph (A); (ii) review and make a determination regarding images referred by an Image Adjudicator pursuant to subparagraph (A)(v); (iii) receive 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, illicit drugs, terrorist weapons, and persons who are seeking to unlawfully enter or exit the United States; and (iv) report new intelligence 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, illicit drugs, terrorist weapons, and persons who are seeking to unlawfully enter the United States. (C) Training requirements All Image Adjudicators and Supervisory Image Adjudicators shall receive annual training and additional ad hoc training, to the extent necessary based on current trends, regarding— (i) privacy and civil liberties, including the protections of the First and Fourth Amendments to the United States Constitution; (ii) analyzing images generated by non-intrusive inspection technologies deployed by U.S. Customs and Border Protection