Those included implementing a plan to communicate TWIC information to stakeholders and communicating TWIC-related violation and deficiency data with inspectors. According to GAO, the Coast Guard also does not share or analyze all of the data it collects during inspections to oversee how facility operators implement the TWIC program. For example, the Coast Guard collects data on deficiencies, a less severe form of noncompliance, and violations, a more severe form of noncompliance, that can result in notices of violation or civil penalties. However, GAO said the Coast Guard does not provide the data to TWIC inspectors because the data did not relate to areas that would require a change to the program. By communicating the data with inspectors, regardless of their effect on the program, the Coast Guard could improve inspectors’ awareness of TWIC-related risks.