; (II) may not rely on a legislative finding of fact presented in admissible form to the agency or court; and (III) may not grant any presumption to a legislative determination— (aa) of harm to public health, safety, or welfare; or (bb) that the occupational regulation is substantially related to achievement of the important government interest described in clause (ii)(I). (5) Periodic advisory review (A) In general The State shall establish a mechanism for periodic non-binding review of existing occupational regulations, and non-binding review of new proposed occupational regulations, to ensure that the occupational regulations comply with the policy adopted under subsection (b). (B) Scope of review The entity conducting the review under subparagraph (A)— (i) shall publish an annual written report encompassing approximately 20 percent of the occupations subject to occupational regulations within the State, such that the entity will review all occupational regulations within the State during each 5-year period; and (ii) shall publish a written report assessing any proposed occupational licensing law, or other proposed law that would expand the authority of an occupational licensing board to impose occupational regulations, before the proposed law is submitted to a vote by the State legislature. (C) Requirements for analysis In conducting the review required under subparagraph (A), the entity shall— (i) determine whether the law or other regulation satisfies the policy adopted under subsection (b) of using the least restrictive regulation necessary to protect consumers from real, substantial threats to public health, safety, or welfare; (ii) evaluate the effects of the law or other regulation on opportunities for workers, consumer choices and costs, general unemployment, market competition, governmental costs, and other effects; (iii) compare the law or other regulation to whether and how other States regulate the applicable occupation