I think this is a positive development. It lays framework for punishment if anyone using AIT (for any branch of the government based on what I have read) publishes the imagery. The systems in TSA are set in place without the capabilities (not certain if it is software or hardware or both - I have been unable to find that particular information), some other government entities do not have the same protocols in place. This legislation can put in place a set of rules in case someone were to figure out a way to game the system at ANY location and publish the images. I like it, it not only can help to give peace of mind to folks undergoing the scans, it can place definable punishments if you violate the public trust. I actually give this a big ^.