; (B) the term incomplete , with respect to a record, means the record— (i) indicates that an individual was arrested but does not describe the offense for which the individual was arrested; or (ii) indicates that an individual was arrested or criminal proceedings were instituted against an individual but does not include the final disposition of the arrest or of the proceedings if a final disposition has been reached; (C) the term record means a record or other information collected under this section; (D) the term reporting jurisdiction means any person or entity that provides a record to the Attorney General under this section; and (E) the term requesting entity — (i) means a person or entity that seeks the exchange of a record for civil purposes that include employment, occupational licensing, occupational certification, housing, credit, or any other type of application; and (ii) does not include a law enforcement or intelligence agency that seeks the exchange of a record for— (I) investigative purposes; or (II) purposes relating to law enforcement employment. (2) Incomplete or inaccurate records The Attorney General shall establish and enforce procedures to ensure the prompt release of accurate records exchanged for civil purposes through the records system created under this section. (3) Required procedures The procedures established under paragraph (2) shall include the following: (A) Inaccurate record or information If the Attorney General determines that a record is inaccurate, the Attorney General shall, not later than 10 days after the date on which the requesting entity requests the exchange and before the exchange is made, promptly correct the record, including by making deletions to the record if appropriate. (B) Incomplete record (i) In general If the Attorney General determines that a record is incomplete or cannot be verified, the Attorney General— (I) shall attempt to complete or verify the record