; (11) provide technical assistance and consultation to sports wagering operators, sports organizations, State regulatory entities, and Federal and State law enforcement to assist in— (A) the identification of suspicious sports wagering activity; and (B) the prevention, investigation, and prosecution of cases relating to unlawful sports wagering or any other activity relating to sports wagering that may threaten the integrity of sporting events; (12) in cooperation with State regulatory entities, maintain and administer— (A) the national self-exclusion list; and (B) the process by which an individual may add or remove himself or herself from the national self-exclusion list; (13) in cooperation with State regulatory entities and sports organizations, maintain and make available to sports wagering operators the national exclusion list, which shall include any individual— (A) identified to the National Sports Wagering Clearinghouse by an appropriate sports organization as an individual described in clause (iii), (iv), or (v) of section 103(b)(4)(A); (B) included on the national self-exclusion list; or (C) identified to the National Sports Wagering Clearinghouse by the Attorney General as having been convicted of any offense under section 224(a) or (b) of title 18, United States Code; (14) establish procedures by which any individual may determine— (A) whether the individual is included on the national exclusion list; and (B) the reason the individual is included on the national exclusion, including, as applicable, the sports organization or State regulatory entity that provided the name of the individual for inclusion on the national exclusion list; (15) coordinate with the National Council on Problem Gambling and other organizations, as appropriate, to develop and disseminate information relating to best practices and model programs and resources for— (A) ensuring appropriate consumer protections; and (B) the prevention of, intervention and treatment for, and recovery from gambling disorder