; (ii) limited sharing in real time of Automation of Reports and Consolidated Orders System (commonly known as ARCOS ) data with registrants to share necessary data, in a limited capacity, with registrants in order to provide registrants with information to identify suspicious ordering in real time; and (iii) ensuring data privacy, data de-identification, protection of trade secrets and purchasing history. (B) Other considerations In designing the program under paragraph (1), the Task Force shall take into consideration— (i) the inclusion of a waiver process for pharmacies and other registrants unable to transmit orders electronically on the date of enactment of this Act; (ii) a mechanism to ensure that the costs of running the program are not passed through to customers of registrants, unless the registrants are customer of other registrants; (iii) technical requirements for ensuring that registrants may access all relevant de-identified data, with output provided in a standard database file format; and (iv) a mechanism to ensure that the program required to be designed under subparagraph (A) is updated based on feedback from industry members and other relevant entities. (3) Implementation Not later than 1 year after the date of enactment of this Act, the Attorney General shall— (A) implement the program designed under paragraph (1) to collect and share in real time data for registrants to evaluate the orders of controlled substances from distributors to manufacturers and from pharmacies to distributors