be prescribed by the Secretary by regulation. (b) Domicile and non-Domicile States (1) Domicile State Coverage shall be issued by a health insurance issuer to a small business health plan in the State in which the sponsor's principal place of business is located. (2) Non-domicile States With respect to a State (other than the domicile State) in which participating employers of a small business health plan are located but in which the insurer of the small business health plan in the domicile State is not yet licensed, the following shall apply: (A) Temporary preemption If, upon the expiration of the 180-day period following the submission of a licensure application by such insurer (that includes a certified copy of an approved licensure application as submitted by such insurer in the domicile State) to such State, such State has not approved or denied such application, such State's health insurance licensure laws shall be temporarily preempted and the insurer shall be permitted to operate in such State, subject to the following terms: (i) Application of non-domicile State law Except with respect to licensure, the laws and authority of the non-domicile State shall remain in full force and effect. (ii) Revocation of preemption The preemption of a non-domicile State's health insurance licensure laws pursuant to this subparagraph, shall be terminated upon the occurrence of either of the following: (I) Approval or denial of application The approval or denial of an insurer's licensure application, following the laws and regulations of the non-domicile State with respect to licensure. (II) Determination of material violation A determination by a non-domicile State that an insurer operating in a non-domicile State pursuant to the preemption provided for in this subparagraph is in material violation of the insurance laws (other than licensure of such State). (B) No prohibition on promotion Nothing in this paragraph shall be construed to prohibit a small business health plan or an insurer from promoting coverage prior to