; (II) an authorized representative of the victim depicted in the child sexual abuse material; or (III) a qualified organization. (B) Inclusion of additional visual depictions in a notification (i) Multiple items of child sexual abuse material in same notification A notification may contain information about more than one item of child sexual abuse material, but shall only be effective with respect to each item of child sexual abuse material included in the notification to the extent that the notification includes sufficient information to identify and locate such item of child sexual abuse material. (ii) Related exploitive visual depictions (I) In general A notification may contain information about any related exploitive visual depictions associated with the child sexual abuse material described in the notification, along with the information described in subparagraph (A)(i) for each related exploitive visual depiction. Such notification shall clearly indicate which visual depiction is a related exploitive visual depiction. Such notification shall include a statement indicating that the complainant acknowledges that the provider may, but is not required to, remove the related exploitive visual depiction, and that the complainant cannot file a petition with the Child Online Protection Board concerning any alleged failure to remove a related exploitive visual depiction. (II) No obligation A provider shall not be required to take any action under this section concerning a related exploitive visual depiction. A provider may, in its sole discretion, remove a related exploitive visual depiction. The procedure set forth in subsection (g)(1) shall not apply to related exploitive visual depictions. (C) Limitation on duplicative notifications (i) In general After a complainant has submitted a notification to a provider, the complainant may submit additional notifications at any time only if the subsequent notifications involve— (I) a different item of child sexual abuse material