; and (D) for which the Committee has sufficient evidence of widespread or systemic unfair, deceptive, abusive, unethical, fraudulent, or predatory practices, policies, or procedures that pose a threat to the academic success, financial security, or general best interest of students. (2) Determinations In making a determination pursuant to paragraph (1)(D), the Committee may consider evidence that includes the following: (A) Any consumer complaint collected by any member entity of the Committee. (B) Any complaint filed by a Federal or State entity in a Federal, State, local, or Tribal court. (C) Any administrative proceeding by a Federal or State entity involving noncompliance of any applicable law or regulation. (D) Any other review, audit, or administrative process by any Federal or State entity that results in a penalty, suspension, or termination from any Federal or State program. (E) Data or information submitted by a for-profit institution to any accrediting agency or association recognized by the Secretary pursuant to section 496 or the findings or adverse actions of any such accrediting agency or association. (F) Information submitted by a for-profit institution to any member entity of the Committee. (G) Any other evidence that the Committee determines relevant in making such determination. (3) Publication Not later than July 1 of each fiscal year, the Committee shall publish the list under paragraph (1) prominently and in a manner that is easily accessible to parents, students, and other stakeholders, in accordance with any best practices developed under subsection (b)(2)(F). . II Student and borrower protections 201. Gainful employment programs (a) In general Section 102 (20 U.S.C. 1002), as amended by sections 4(b) and 101, is furtheramended— (1) in subsection (b)(1)(A)— (A) by striking clause (ii); (B) by striking (i) provides and inserting provides ; and (C) by striking recognized occupation; or and inserting recognized occupation, as described in subsection (e);