any covered part D drug before the date the plan received notice pursuant to subparagraph (D)) to any right of an individual or any other entity to payment, with respect to such covered part D drug, under a primary drug plan. A subrogation claim may not be asserted pursuant to this subparagraph by a prescription drug plan with respect to a payment for a covered part D drug after the date that is 3 years after the date such plan receives notice of a payment, with respect to such covered part D drug, pursuant to subparagraph (D). Any such subrogation claim shall be the exclusive legal remedy of the PDP sponsor of the plan and shall be reduced to take into account the cost of procuring the judgment or settlement with respect to such claim if an individual’s liability, workers’ compensation, or no-fault claim is disputed. Any costs or expense incurred by a prescription drug plan related to recoveries pursuant to this subparagraph shall not be considered an administrative cost or expense, as those terms are used in this part. (D) Coordination of benefits information Not later than 15 days after the date the Secretary receives information under paragraph (7) or (8) of section 1862(b) relating to an individual enrolled in a prescription drug plan during an applicable time, the Secretary shall provide such information to such prescription drug plan in a format convenient and accessible to such plans. The Secretary shall waive any requirements under this part that a prescription drug plan establish procedures for determining whether costs for part D eligible individuals are being reimbursed through insurance or otherwise or identify payers that are primary to the program under subparagraph (A)(ii) other than as required under this paragraph. (E) Coordination of benefits A prescription drug plan shall, in the case of receipt of a notice pursuant to subparagraph (D) related to an enrollee for whom a primary drug plan has reported on ongoing responsibility for medical costs pursuant to paragraph (7) or (8) of section