; and (ii) consult concerning the feasibility and desirability of coordinating such examination with examinations conducted by other entities with a view to avoiding unnecessary duplication and undue regulatory burden. (C) Examinations of members Upon a showing of good cause, the Securities and Exchange Commission or the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, as applicable, may conduct a special examination of a customer protection and market integrity authority or a member of such an authority. (D) Report With respect to an examination under this paragraph, the examining authority shall share such information, including reports of the examination, customer complaint information, and other nonpublic regulatory information, as may be appropriate to foster a coordinated approach to regulatory oversight for members that are subject to examination by more than 1 examining authority. (E) Requirements when examination not ongoing A customer protection and market integrity authority, at all times when an examination under this paragraph is not in progress, shall conduct ongoing supervision of members of the authority, as may be provided by the rules of the authority. (2) Examination standards A customer protection and market integrity authority shall— (A) adopt tailored supervision and examination standards commensurate with the size and complexity of the authority and risks faced by members of the authority; and (B) develop standard form customer agreements for the execution of crypto asset transactions. (c) Authorities (1) In general The Securities and Exchange Commission and Commodity Futures Trading Commission, shall, by rule or order, in order to foster cooperation and coordination— (A) with respect to any person that is a member of or participant in more than 1 customer protection and market integrity authority or other entity delegated regulatory and disciplinary authority by a governmental agency or, relieve the authority or entity of any responsibility— (i) to receive regulatory reports from the person