; and (B) by not later than 90 days after such date of enactment, provide information about such model training program to the Attorney General, prescribers, State licensing boards, and continuing medical education providers. (5) (A) In the case of a registration request, and in the case of the first renewal request of a practitioner after the date of enactment of the Abuse Deterrent and Prescriber Training Act of 2018 , the training required by paragraph (1) shall occur during the 1-year period preceding the registration or first renewal request. (B) In the case of a renewal request that is not the first renewal request of a practitioner after such date of enactment, the training required by paragraph (1) shall occur during the 3-year period preceding the renewal request. (6) The Attorney General may— (A) take steps necessary to verify that a practitioner has completed a training program as required under paragraph (1), including requiring a practitioner to provide information determined necessary by the Attorney General; and (B) investigate a practitioner described in paragraph (1) if the Attorney General has reason to believe the practitioner filed an inaccurate or fraudulent written certification under paragraph (1). (7) Nothing in this subsection shall be construed to prevent a practitioner from using the same training both for purposes of satisfying the registration requirements of this subsection and for other purposes, such as satisfying State licensing requirements.