Which responsibility does a Trusted Agent NOT have?

The responsibility that a Trusted Agent does not have is issuing new tokens directly without oversight. Trusted Agents play a crucial role in the Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) by acting as intermediaries between subscribers and the issuing authority. Their primary responsibilities include confirming subscriber eligibility for tokens, training subscribers on the proper usage of their tokens, and assisting with the necessary paperwork for token applications.

However, issuing tokens is a controlled process that requires adherence to specific protocols and safeguards to maintain the integrity and security of the PKI system. Allowing a Trusted Agent to issue tokens directly and independently would bypass these crucial checks and balances, potentially compromising the overall security framework. Therefore, oversight and proper authorization are essential elements of the token issuance process, which Trusted Agents do not have the authority to bypass.