; and (ii) the unlicensed conduct of the lawful occupation would harm or endanger the health, safety, or welfare of the public; (2) an occupation licensed by an occupational licensing board— (A) is a widely regulated occupation; or (B) (i) is not a widely regulated occupation and the State has implemented a periodic sunset review process of the occupational licensing board with regard to that occupation; and (ii) if previously unregulated by the State, the State has implemented a sunrise review process of the occupational licensing board with regard to its regulation of that newly licensed occupation; (3) the chief executive, legislature, or other elected officer of the State— (A) has appointed all members of the occupational licensing board; and (B) has required public representation on the occupational licensing board; and (4) the State or the occupational licensing board has established a mechanism under which any person aggrieved by an action of the occupational licensing board has the right to— (A) contest such action at a hearing before the occupational licensing board at which the individual may provide evidence, argument, and analysis; (B) review, at a reasonable time before the hearing, all evidence that the occupational licensing board has gathered relating to the contested action; (C) receive a final reasoned decision in writing from the occupational licensing board within a reasonable period after the hearing; and (D) appeal an adverse decision of the occupational licensing board to an independent adjudicator, including judicial review. (b) Applicability This section shall not apply to any case commenced before the date of enactment of this Act, unless it would be inequitable not to apply this section to a pending action. (c) Rule of construction Nothing in this Act shall be construed to modify or impair the applicability or availability of— (1) relief pursuant to section 4A or 4C of the Clayton Act ( 15 U.S.C. 15a , 15c)