; and (III) 5 years after educational program completion. (iii) Notwithstanding any other provision of law, the Secretary, in cooperation with the Commissioner of Social Security, and each eligible entity whose wage data will be evaluated in accordance with subparagraph (B)(iv) shall establish a system through which relevant data may be retrieved from the Social Security Administration, including data on median annual earnings and employment metrics. (iv) The Secretary, innovation authorizers, and eligible entities shall not share personally identifiable information of a student in carrying out this subparagraph, except as necessary to enable individuals who are employed by the Department to meet the reporting requirements and data dissemination purposes and requirements under this Act. (D) Transparency Notwithstanding the specific performance metrics used by any specific authorizer, each authorized eligible entity shall make public and disaggregate information on all of the metrics described under subparagraph (B) for the eligible entity as a whole and for each educational program of the eligible entity, as applicable. (2) Renewing authorization An innovation authorizer shall require each eligible entity that has been authorized by the innovation authorizer to have the eligible entity's authorization renewed not later than 2 years after the eligible entity is first authorized, and not later than every 5 years thereafter. (3) Loss of authorization (A) In general An innovation authorizer shall remove an eligible entity from authorized status if, for 2 consecutive calendar years, that eligible entity falls below the minimum threshold for any performance metric required for authorization by the innovation authorizer in accordance with subsection (b)(3)(D). (B) Petition to regain authorization An eligible entity that is removed from authorized status may petition an innovation authorizer to regain authorization by demonstrating to the innovation authorizer that the eligible entity is ensuring quality and student