; and (ii) in the case in which the disclosure of the violation is submitted to the Secretary after the date that is one year after the initial date of noncompliance, $10,000. (B) Acceptance of voluntary disclosures (i) In general Beginning as of the date of the enactment of this paragraph, the Secretary shall accept the voluntary disclosure of a technically noncompliant compensation arrangement if such voluntary disclosure is made as described in clause (iii). The Secretary may accept and reasonably rely on information provided by a person or entity that is in violation of subsection (a)(1) only because of a compensation arrangement that is technically noncompliant. (ii) Acceptance of disclosure The Secretary may reject any voluntary disclosure submitted under clause (iii) within 90 days after the receipt of the disclosure only if the Secretary determines that the disclosure does not conform to the requirements described in clause (iii). If the Secretary fails to reject a voluntary disclosure within such 90-day period, the voluntary disclosure is deemed to be accepted. (iii) Voluntary disclosure A voluntary disclosure described in this clause is a disclosure concerning a compensation arrangement that is submitted to the Secretary by a party to such arrangement that contains the following: (I) The identification of the disclosing party and all other parties to the disclosed compensation arrangement. (II) A description of the compensation paid under the arrangement and the dates of noncompliance. (III) A certification by the disclosing party that the compensation arrangement satisfies the requirements described in clause (v). (IV) Payment for the full amount of the civil monetary penalty under clause (i) or (ii), as applicable, of subparagraph (A). (iv) Settlement of liability and payment of claims A voluntary disclosure of a technically noncompliant compensation arrangement that is made and accepted under this subparagraph shall constitute a full and complete settlement of liability under this subsection to the