Does the protective interest file require hit confirmation?

The protective interest file does indeed require hit confirmation. This means that when a law enforcement officer or authorized user retrieves information from the protective interest file, they must confirm the validity of any hits or matches in the database before taking further action. This practice helps ensure that accurate and reliable information is used in law enforcement processes, minimizing the risk of error and ensuring that appropriate measures are taken based on confirmed data. Hit confirmation serves to protect individuals' rights and enhance the integrity of law enforcement actions.

Other responses do not accurately reflect the requirement for hit confirmation across all entries in the protective interest file.