; (2) the term covered service provider means— (A) the owner or licensee of a copy of service materials; or (B) the agent of a person described in subparagraph (A); (3) the term critical medical infrastructure means a device, computer program, or other product or equipment used to provide medical services; (4) the term repair , when used with respect to critical medical infrastructure, means to restore that critical medical infrastructure to a state that is in accordance with the original specifications of that critical medical infrastructure, including any changes to those original specifications that are issued by the manufacturer of the critical medical infrastructure; and (5) the term service material , when used with respect to critical medical infrastructure— (A) means any information or material that the manufacturer of that infrastructure provides directly, indirectly, or wirelessly to— (i) technicians of the manufacturer; or (ii) repair facilities that are authorized by the manufacturer; and (B) includes— (i) schematics, wiring diagrams, mechanical layouts, and other pertinent data with respect to that critical medical infrastructure; (ii) computer programs used in diagnosing problems with respect to that critical medical infrastructure or in calibrating, repairing, or maintaining that critical medical infrastructure; (iii) service keys that are required to access diagnostic information, and otherwise authorize repairs, with respect to that critical medical infrastructure; (iv) access to error logs that are required to diagnose required repairs with respect to that critical medical infrastructure; (v) preventative and corrective maintenance, inspection, and repair procedures with respect to that critical medical infrastructure; (vi) information regarding safety alerts, recalls, service bulletins, specification updates, and the need for adjustments to maintain efficiency, safety, and convenience with respect to that critical medical infrastructure