; and (B) the prevention of, intervention and treatment for, and recovery from gambling disorder; and (16) any other activity considered by the National Sports Wagering Clearinghouse to be necessary to carry out an activity described in this subsection. (d) Permitted disclosures by the national sports wagering clearinghouse The National Sports Wagering Clearinghouse may only disclose information received under subsection (c)(5) to— (1) a State regulatory entity; (2) a Federal or State law enforcement agency; (3) with respect to sporting events sponsored, organized, or conducted by a sports organization, the sports organization; and (4) an international regulatory entity or international law enforcement, with respect to anonymized sports wagering data and suspicious transaction reports relating to sporting events that occur— (A) outside the United States