; (iii) a manufacturer, or a supplier of a manufacturer, has obtained relief under paragraph (3) of section 1836(b) of title 18, United States Code, in a civil action brought under that section; or (iv) a civil action brought under section 1836(b) of title 18, United States Code, is pending in a district court of the United States; and (B) does not include any intentionally added ingredient which— (i) is a fragrance allergen if the fragrance allergen is present in a product at a concentration that is greater than or equal to 0.01 percent; (ii) is a substance or combination of substances included on a designated list; or (iii) is a substance which the Commission has identified by regulation issued pursuant to section 14(k) to require disclosure. (6) Designated list The term designated list means a list of substances to be compiled by the Commission following a rulemaking undertaken in accordance with paragraph (k) of section 14 and which will be commenced following consultation with the Administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency. The Administrator shall be requested to collate and review and to supply recommendations concerning existing lists of substances known to be hazardous to consumers when present in consumer-use products. The lists to be considered and reviewed by the Administrator should be those already compiled or maintained by the EPA, the Consumer Product Safety Commission, the Food and Drug Administration and other Federal agencies deemed by the Administrator to have relevant expertise. (7) Electronically readable format The term electronically readable format means, with respect to a format for providing required information on a readily accessible company website, that the format— (A) is machine-readable by automated systems, including— (i) web browsers; (ii) accessibility software to aid the disabled; (iii) automated scripts; and (iv) other software programs or applications; (B) is not restricted from access by— (i) a search engine; or (ii) a requirement for— (I) registration