; and (II) within 10 business days after receipt of the report, to appeal, in order to dispute the accuracy of the information obtained through the check. (P) Informational materials Full disclosure, in writing on promotional and informational materials produced by such a program, shall be given to parents or legal guardians of children at such a program, which shall include— (i) the name and location of a covered program, including the names of any owners and operators; (ii) the numbers and percentages of children who terminated participation prior to completion of that program in the past 5 years, including discharges against medical advice; (iii) any past violations of the standards under this paragraph and any penalties levied against the program as a result of such violations; (iv) its most updated status with State licensing requirements; (v) the number of deaths that occurred in that program for up to a period of 10 years, including the cause of each death; (vi) the names of owners and operators that have violated State licensing requirements; (vii) information on evidence-based or promising practices employed as treatment of a covered program, including information to aid parents in finding community-based resources