; and (D) any information determined relevant by the United States. (2) (A) The petitioner may file with the court any information determined relevant by the petitioner. (B) With leave of the court, the United States may supplement the administrative record with additional information. (3) All information in the administrative record that is not classified and is not otherwise privileged or subject to statutory protections shall be provided to the petitioner. (4) No discovery shall be permitted, unless the court shall determine extraordinary circumstances requires discovery in the interests of justice. (5) Sensitive security information contained in the administrative record may only be provided to petitioners counsel, pursuant to a protective order. (6) (A) The administrative record may include classified information, which the United States shall submit to the court in camera and ex parte. The court shall review all classified information in camera and ex parte unless it enters an order under paragraph (C). (B) The United States shall notify the petitioner if the administrative record filed under paragraph (1) contains classified information. (C) The court is authorized to determine the extent to which cleared counsel shall be permitted to access classified information necessary to protect the due process rights of a petitioner and enter an appropriate order. (D) (i) If the court enters an order under subparagraph (C) providing for the disclosure of information and the United States files with the court an affidavit of the Attorney General objecting to the disclosure, the court shall order that the information not be disclosed. (ii) If information is not disclosed under clause (i), the court shall enter such an order as the interests of justice require, which may include an order quashing the denial by the Attorney General under subsection (a)(1). (iii) An order under subparagraph (C) or clause (ii) of this subparagraph shall be subject to review by a court of appeals pursuant to section 1292 of title 28,