; (3) maintain the data described in paragraph (1) in such form, in such manner, and for such period as may be required by the Commission; (4) (A) provide direct electronic access to the Commission (or any designee of the Commission, including another registered entity); and (B) provide the information described in paragraph (1) in such form and at such frequency as the Commission may require to comply with the public reporting requirements contained in section 2(a)(13); (5) at the direction of the Commission, establish automated systems for monitoring, screening, and analyzing swap or digital asset data, including compliance and frequency of end user clearing exemption claims by individual and affiliated entities; (6) maintain the privacy of any and all swap or digital asset transaction information that the swap data repository or digital asset repository of transactions, respectively, receives from a swap dealer, counterparty, or any other registered entity; (7) on a confidential basis pursuant to section 8, upon request, and after notifying the Commission of the request, make available swap or digital asset data obtained by the swap data repository or digital asset repository of transactions, respectively, including individual counterparty trade and position data, to— (A) each appropriate prudential regulator; (B) the Financial Stability Oversight Council; (C) the Securities and Exchange Commission; (D) the Department of Justice; and (E) any other person that the Commission determines to be appropriate, including— (i) foreign financial supervisors (including foreign futures authorities); (ii) foreign central banks; (iii) foreign ministries; and (iv) other foreign authorities