; and (2) criteria and qualifications for such accreditation of third parties. (c) Requirements regarding review In making a recommendation to the Secretary under subsection (a), an accredited third party shall notify the Secretary in writing of the reasons for the recommendation, and provide relevant scientific literature or data, as the Secretary requires. (d) Review and administrative order The Secretary shall establish a process by which to review recommendations from such accredited third party and to determine whether an Administrative Order is appropriate. Not later than 180 calendar days after the date on which the Secretary receives a recommendation from an accredited third party pertaining to a cosmetic ingredient or non-functional ingredient identified by the Secretary under section 606(a), the Secretary shall issue a proposed administrative order, or issue a public rationale on the Secretary’s determination not to issue a proposed administrative order. (e) Qualifications An accredited third party shall, at a minimum, meet the following requirements: (1) Such third party may not be affiliated with a government entity. (2) Such third party shall be an independent organization that is not owned or controlled by a manufacturer, supplier, or vendor of cosmetics and that has no financial affiliation with such a manufacturer, supplier, or vendor. (3) Such third party shall be a legally constituted entity permitted to conduct the activities for which it seeks accreditation. (4) Such third party shall not engage in the design, manufacturer, promotion, or sale of cosmetics. (5) Such third party shall have scientific expertise in ingredient safety, toxicology, or chemical safety. (6) The operations of such third party shall be in accordance with generally accepted professional and ethical business practices and such third party shall agree in writing that it will— (A) certify that reported information accurately reflects data reviewed; (B) limit work to that within its competence and capacity