; (B) reviews the program for quality and compliance with the requirements of the applicable apprenticeship laws, as required under sections 121 and 131; and (C) reviews proposed modifications or changes to the apprenticeship program in accordance with the requirements of section 123. (3) Recognizing State entities as State apprenticeship agencies under section 114. (4) Managing the national apprenticeship system, in cooperation with and through support to State apprenticeship agencies, including by curating and sharing, through an apprenticeship clearinghouse, high-quality apprenticeship program materials, such as related instruction or training materials. (5) Carrying out activities to promote effective pre-apprenticeship programs and youth apprenticeship programs. (6) Promoting awareness about apprenticeship programs, including carrying out activities under section 112. (7) Engaging in regular updates of the apprenticeship program registration process and ensuring that such process is easily accessible and efficient for use by sponsors and administrators of apprenticeship programs and proposed apprenticeship programs. (8) Regularly engaging with the National Advisory Committee on Apprenticeships established under section 113 and ensure that the required recommendations and other reports of the Committee are submitted to the Secretary and transmitted to Congress. (9) Promoting greater diversity in covered apprenticeship programs, including pre-apprenticeship programs and youth apprenticeship programs, including by— (A) promoting outreach to nontraditional apprenticeship populations, including women, minorities, individuals with disabilities, veterans, and individuals with barriers to employment