; and (B) the Commission shall verify the accuracy and reliability of the information in accordance with measures established by the Commission. (5) Challenge process (A) In general In the rules issued under subsection (a), and subject to subparagraph (B), the Commission shall establish a user-friendly challenge process through which consumers, State, local, and Tribal governmental entities, and other entities may submit coverage data to the Commission to challenge the accuracy of— (i) the coverage maps; (ii) any information submitted by a provider regarding the availability of broadband internet access service; or (iii) the information included in the Fabric. (B) Considerations; verification; response to challenges In establishing the challenge process required under subparagraph (A), the Commission shall— (i) consider— (I) the types of information that an entity submitting a challenge should provide to the Commission in support of the challenge; (II) the appropriate level of granularity for the information described in subclause (I); (III) the need to mitigate the time and expense incurred by, and the administrative burdens placed on, entities in— (aa) challenging the accuracy of a coverage map; and (bb) responding to challenges described in item (aa); and (IV) the costs to consumers and providers resulting from a misallocation of funds because of a reliance on outdated or otherwise inaccurate information in the coverage maps; (ii) include a process for verifying the data submitted through the challenge process in order to ensure the reliability of that data; (iii) allow providers to respond to challenges submitted through the challenge process; and (iv) develop an online mechanism, which— (I) shall be integrated into the coverage maps; and (II) allows for an entity described in subparagraph (A) to submit a challenge under the challenge process. (C) Use of challenges The rules issued to establish the challenge process under subparagraph (A) shall include— (i) a process for the speedy resolution of challenges