; and (iii) includes other practitioners— (I) as necessary to deliver appropriate psychiatric, psychological, counseling, and social services to applicable beneficiaries in addition to the services delivered by the eligible practitioner; and (II) who only perform services that such practitioners are legally authorized to perform under State law. (B) Requirements for participation In order for an opioid use disorder care team to participate in the Program as a participating care team, each of the practitioners participating on the team shall agree to— (i) deliver opioid use disorder treatment services to applicable beneficiaries who agree to receive the services; (ii) meet minimum standards for quality required by the Program; and (iii) submit to the Secretary, with respect to each applicable beneficiary for whom such practitioner provides opioid use disorder treatment services, data with respect to the quality standards and the measures defined in subsection (d) and such other information as the Secretary determines appropriate to monitor and evaluate the Program and to determine the performance of each practitioner for purposes of the incentive payment under subsection (f), in such form, manner, and frequency as specified by the Secretary. (3) Eligible practitioners; Other provider-related definitions and application provisions (A) Eligible practitioners For purposes of this section, the term eligible practitioner means, with respect to an applicable beneficiary, a provider of services that— (i) participates in the Medicare program under this title; (ii) (I) is authorized to prescribe or dispense narcotic drugs to individuals for maintenance treatment or detoxification treatment; and (II) has in effect a registration or waiver in accordance with section 303(g) of the Controlled Substances Act for such purpose and is otherwise in compliance with regulations promulgated by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration to carry out such section