developer to provide information to the comprehensive test information system under section 587T, including any requirements under section 587I. 587Q. Recognized standards (a) In general The Secretary may by order establish performance standards for an in vitro clinical test or tests with the same indication for use to provide reasonable assurance of the analytical validity, clinical validity, or as applicable safety, of that in vitro clinical test or tests with the same indications for use. (b) Other standards The Secretary may recognize all or part of appropriate standards established by nationally or internationally recognized standard development organizations for which a person may submit a declaration of conformity in order to meet a requirement under this subchapter to which that standard is applicable. In recognizing a standard, any person requesting recognition of a standard or seeking to use a recognized standard, the Secretary shall follow the processes and requirements, in accordance with section 514(c). Standards for in vitro diagnostic devices previously recognized under section 514(c) shall be considered recognized standards under this section. The application of any such consensus standard shall only apply prospectively. The Secretary shall issue guidance establishing the criteria and process for such recognition and adoption. (c) Order process In establishing a standard under subsection (a), the Secretary shall issue a draft order proposing to establish a standard and shall provide for a comment period of not less than 60 calendar days. The Secretary may choose to seek the recommendation of an advisory committee under section 587G concerning a proposed standard either prior to or after issuance of a proposed order. After considering the comments and within 90 days of the close of the comment period, the Secretary shall issue a final order adopting the proposed standard, adopting a modification of the proposed standard or terminating the proceeding. (d) Amendment process The procedures