; (2) to establish standards related to originating and servicing eligible collateral and for issuers and trustees of qualified securities, which would be exempt from the Securities Act of 1933; (3) to improve uniformity, quality and accessibility of information related to the performance of residential mortgage loans; (4) to operate a common securitization platform that could be available to issuers of residential mortgage-backed securities; (5) to foster the use and uniformity of electronic methods for the creation, authentication, transmission, storage, and availability of materials relating to mortgages; (6) to provide a central repository for notes, mortgages, and other mortgage-related information, and address problems that can arise when paper notes cannot be produced, due to loss or destruction as a result of natural disaster or other causes; and (7) to provide a uniform procedure for demonstrating the right to act with regard to such notes or other registered data for all actions in any State or Federal proceeding, judicial or nonjudicial, involving such notes or other data. 302. Definitions For purposes of this title, the following definitions shall apply: (1) Affiliate With respect to the Exchange, the term affiliate means any entity that controls, is controlled by, or is under common control with, the Exchange. (2) Agency The term Agency means the Federal Housing Finance Agency. (3) Common Securitization Platform