; and (II) not relieve the issuer of any obligation associated with any representation or warranty or any repurchase obligations related to any qualified security issued before such revocation. (C) Grace Period The Exchange shall establish standards by which a qualified issuer who no longer meets the standards for qualification may remediate and return to meeting the standards, without losing the issuer’s qualified status. (D) Publication The Agency shall publish a list of issuers who are no longer qualified in the Federal Register and the Exchange shall maintain an updated list of such issuers on the Exchange’s Web site. (d) Standard Form Securitization Agreements (1) In general The Exchange shall develop, adopt, and publish standard form securitization agreements for collateral that will be used to back qualified securities. (2) Required Content The standard form securitization agreements to be developed under paragraph (1) shall include terms relating to— (A) pooling and servicing; (B) purchase and sale; (C) representations and warranties, including representations and warranties as to compliance or conformity with standards established by the Exchange, as appropriate; (D) indemnification and remedies, including principles of a repurchase program that will ensure an appropriate amount of risk retention under the representations and warranties set forth under subparagraph (C); and (E) the qualification, responsibilities, and duties of trustees. (e) Registration with the Repository The Exchange shall require that any mortgage-related document associated with collateral for qualified securities be registered with the Repository. (f) Standards for Servicing The Exchange shall develop, adopt, and publish— (1) servicing standards, including for the modification, restructuring, or work-out of any mortgage that serves as collateral for a qualified security