; and (ii) (I) no other alternative considered would achieve the relevant objectives of the statutory provision on which the rulemaking relies in a manner that more greatly maximizes net benefits as required under paragraph (1)(A); or (II) the adoption by the agency of a more costly or less costly rule complies with paragraph (1)(B). (3) Information quality If an agency rulemaking rests upon scientific, technical, or economic information, the agency shall— (A) adopt a final rule on the basis of the best reasonably available scientific, technical, or economic information; and (B) to the maximum extent practicable, use that information in compliance with the guidelines issued under section 515 of the Treasury and General Government Appropriations Act, 2001 ( Public Law 106–554 ; 114 Stat. 2763A–154). (4) Accessibility (A) In general Not later than the date on which an agency publishes a notice of final rulemaking under paragraph (2), all studies, models, scientific literature, and other information developed or relied upon by the agency, and actions taken by the agency to obtain that information, in connection with the determination of the agency to finalize the rule that is the subject of the rulemaking shall be placed in the docket for the rule and made accessible to the public. (B) Information controlled by nongovernmental person With respect to any information to which a nongovernmental person holds a legal right to prohibit or limit reproduction, distribution, or public display, the information shall be— (i) placed in the docket through citation or incorporation by reference, including a specification of the identity of the nongovernmental person who holds a legal right to prohibit or limit reproduction, distribution, or public display of the information and the means by which a member of the public may request a full copy of the information from that holder