; (II) whether such covered entity should be subject to an emergency action under section 487(c)(1)(G); (III) whether such covered entity should be subject to a civil penalty described in section 487(c)(3)(B); (IV) whether such covered entity should be subject to a criminal penalty described in section 490; or (V) whether such covered entity should be subject to a combination of any of the actions described in subclauses (I) though (IV); (ii) if the covered entity subject to such allegation is an entity described in clause (ii) of paragraph (8)(A), make recommendations with respect to such covered entity, including whether such covered entity should be limited, suspended, or terminated from administering or providing services with respect to one or more programs under title IV; and (iii) provide the Secretary with such recommendations. (4) Secretarial review and action After receiving notice of a determination of the Chief Enforcement Officer under paragraph (3)(C), the Secretary shall decide whether or not to pursue enforcement action against the entity concerned, in accordance with the procedures established under section 487(c)(3). In a case in which the Chief Enforcement Officer recommends enforcement action against an entity, but the Secretary decides not to pursue such enforcement action, the Secretary shall notify the Chief Enforcement Officer, in writing, of the rationale for such decision. (5) Coordination and staffing The Chief Enforcement Officer shall— (A) coordinate with relevant Federal and State agencies and oversight bodies; and (B) hire staff with the expertise necessary to conduct investigations, respond to allegations against covered entities, and enforce compliance with laws governing Federal student financial assistance programs under title IV. (6) Information sharing The Chief Enforcement Officer shall develop and implement a process for sharing relevant information about allegations against covered entities with— (A) the Borrower Advocate appointed under subsection (f)