; (B) any change to a State sports wagering program submitted to the Attorney General under paragraph (2) does not meet the standards set forth in section 103; or (C) such interstate sports wagering compact would permit a sports wagering operator or an individual located in any State party to the compact to accept or place a sports wager from or in another State through an interactive sports wagering platform that the sports wagering operator or individual would have been prohibited from accepting or placing in the State in which the individual is located, but for the interstate sports wagering compact. (4) Denial by Attorney General A decision of the Attorney General not to approve an interstate sports wagering compact submitted under paragraph (3) shall— (A) be made in writing; and (B) specify the reason that the interstate sports wagering compact was not approved. (5) Modification Any proposed amendment to an interstate sports wagering compact shall be submitted by the parties and reviewed by the Attorney General in the same manner as an interstate sports wagering compact under this subsection. (6) Administrative review The Attorney General shall promulgate regulations that provide procedures by which a party to an interstate sports wagering compact may seek administrative review of any decision by the Attorney General not to approve an interstate sports wagering compact or amendment under this subsection. 106. National Sports Wagering Clearinghouse (a) In general An entity designated as the National Sports Wagering Clearinghouse shall— (1) be a nonprofit organization that— (A) is not owned by any other entity; and (B) is established for the purpose of carrying out the activities described in subsection (c); (2) have articles of incorporation, a constitution, bylaws, or any other governing document that establishes and maintains provisions with respect to the governance and conduct of the affairs of the National Sports Wagering Clearinghouse for reasonable representation of— (A) sports wagering operators