; and (bb) the source that created the consumer score if not created by the covered entity; and (ii) a simple and reasonable mechanism by which a young consumer or parent of a child may request access to the information described under clause (i), as applicable. (B) Deletion Such regulations shall require a covered entity, subject to the exceptions established under subparagraph (D)— (i) to establish a simple and reasonable mechanism by which a young consumer or parent of a child with respect to whom the covered entity processes covered information may request the covered entity to delete any covered information (or any component thereof); and (ii) to delete such covered information not later than 45 days after receiving such request. (C) Correction Such regulations shall require a covered entity, subject to the exceptions established under subparagraph (D)— (i) to provide each young consumer or parent of a child with respect to whom the covered entity processes covered information, as applicable, a simple and reasonable mechanism by which that young consumer or parent may submit a request to the entity— (I) to dispute the accuracy or completeness of that covered information, or part or component thereof; and (II) to request that such covered information, or part or component thereof, be corrected for accuracy or completeness; and (ii) not later than 45 days after receiving a request under clause (i)— (I) to determine whether the covered information disputed or requested to be corrected is inaccurate or incomplete; and (II) to correct the accuracy or completeness of any covered information determined by the covered entity to be inaccurate or incomplete. (D) Exceptions Such regulations shall permit a covered entity to deny a request made under subparagraphs (A), (B), or (C) if— (i) the covered entity is unable to verify the identity of the young consumer or parent of a child making the request after making a reasonable effort to verify the identity of such young consumer or parent