; or (II) in the Secretary’s sole determination, the noncompliance disclosed did not meet the disclosure requirements specified in subparagraph (B). (vi) The disclosure shall be accepted if the Secretary— (I) has issued a written notice to the disclosing party that the disclosure is determined to satisfy the requirements for disclosures under this section; or (II) has not rejected a complete, accurate, and timely disclosure that satisfies each of the requirements for disclosures under this section and 180 calendar days have passed since notification of receipt by the Secretary of the disclosure. (vii) In determining whether to accept a disclosure, the Secretary may reasonably rely on the information and certifications included in the disclosure. (D) Withdrawal of disclosure Prior to acceptance or rejection of a disclosure by the Secretary, an entity may voluntarily withdraw such disclosure from the APTN. (E) Civil monetary penalties pursuant to the alternative protocol for technical noncompliance (i) In general Subject to clause (ii), for each arrangement disclosed under this subsection and accepted under subparagraph (C), the Secretary shall impose a single civil monetary penalty of— (I) $5,000, in the case in which disclosure of the inadvertent technically noncompliant compensation arrangement was submitted to the Secretary not later than the date that is one year after the initial date of inadvertent technical noncompliance with subsection (a)(1); or (II) $10,000, in the case in which the disclosure of the technically noncompliant compensation arrangement was submitted to the Secretary— (aa) after the date that is more than one year after the initial date of the entity’s inadvertent technical noncompliance with subsection (a)(1)