; and (3) crop insurance, as established by the Federal Crop Insurance Act ( 7 U.S.C. 1501 et seq.). (l) Access to information In carrying out the functions required under subsection (j), the Office may coordinate with any relevant Federal agency and any State insurance regulator (or other relevant Federal or State regulatory agency, if any, in the case of an affiliate of an insurer) and any publicly available sources for the provision to the Office of publicly available information. Notwithstanding any other provision of law, each such relevant Federal agency and State insurance regulator or other Federal or State regulatory agency is authorized to provide to the Office such data or information. (m) Preemption pursuant to covered agreements (1) Standards A State insurance measure shall be preempted pursuant to this section or section 314 if, and only to the extent that the Independent Insurance Advocate determines, in accordance with this subsection, that the measure— (A) results in less favorable treatment of a non-United States insurer domiciled in a foreign jurisdiction that is subject to a covered agreement than a United States insurer domiciled, licensed, or otherwise admitted in that State; and (B) is inconsistent with a covered agreement. (2) Determination (A) Notice of potential inconsistency Before making any determination under paragraph (1), the Independent Insurance Advocate shall— (i) notify and consult with the appropriate State regarding any potential inconsistency or preemption; (ii) notify and consult with the United States Trade Representative regarding any potential inconsistency or preemption; (iii) cause to be published in the Federal Register notice of the issue regarding the potential inconsistency or preemption, including a description of each State insurance measure at issue and any applicable covered agreement; (iv) provide interested parties a reasonable opportunity to submit written comments to the Office