; (C) the inclusion, under the heading Statutory Advance Directive Forms , of any relevant forms, whether mandatory or optional, specified in the statues or regulations of the States to be displayed on a clearinghouse website; (D) the inclusion, under the heading Alternative Advance Directive Forms , on a separate clearinghouse website, and in accordance with paragraph (2)— (i) of other advance directive forms submitted to the Secretary by individuals and groups in an electronic format specified by the Secretary for which the submitting entity includes, for each form submitted, an opinion by an attorney licensed to practice in the relevant State demonstrating that the submitted form complies with the law of that State; and (ii) of the following disclaimer, which shall be prominently posted on the website: This website includes for your consideration alternative advance directive forms submitted by individuals or groups reflecting different perspectives on advance health care decisions which you may wish to review before completing your own advance directive. ; and (E) the inclusion of a user friendly index on the clearinghouse website by State and, in the case of the Alternative Advance Directive Forms , by the name of the provider, so that a user may readily access those statutory and alternative forms. (2) Alternative advance directive forms (A) In general For purposes of paragraph (1)(D), the following shall apply: (i) Not later than 60 days after receiving an advance directive form submitted under such paragraph, the Secretary shall either post the submitted form on a clearinghouse website or provide to the submitting entity a detailed explanation of the basis for the Secretary’s determination that the submitted form does not comply with relevant State or Federal law, which determination shall be subject to judicial review under section 702 of title 5 of the United States Code