; (iii) the text of the proposed rule; (iv) a summary of information known to the agency concerning the considerations described in subsection (b); (v) a reasoned preliminary explanation regarding how the proposed rule meets the statutory objectives; and (vi) if applicable, a completed Regulatory Transparency Form as described in subsection (j). (2) Public comment (A) In general After publishing a notice of proposed rulemaking, an agency shall provide interested persons an opportunity to participate in the rulemaking through the submission of written material, data, views, or arguments with or without opportunity for oral presentation. (B) Timeline An agency shall provide not less than 30 days, or, with respect to a proposed major rule, not less than 90 days, for interested persons to submit written material, data, views, or arguments. (C) Publication in docket All material submitted under this paragraph shall be made accessible to the public and promptly placed in the docket required under paragraph (1)(A) for the rule, except with respect to material that is exempt from disclosure under section 552(b). (3) Change of classification after publication of notice If, after an agency submits the notification and publishes the notice required under paragraph (1), a proposed rule is determined to be a major rule, the agency shall— (A) publish a notice in the Federal Register with respect to the change of the classification of the rule; and (B) allow interested persons an additional opportunity of the greater of an additional 30 days or a total of 90 days, including the original comment period for the rule, to comment on— (i) the rule; and (ii) the change of the classification of the rule. (e) Final rules When an agency adopts a final rule, the agency shall publish a notice of final rulemaking in the Federal Register, which shall include— (1) a concise, general statement of the basis and purpose of the rule; (2) a reasoned determination by the agency regarding the considerations described in subsection (b)