; and (iii) allows a registered data broker, prior to the collection of any personal information that is tied to a persistent identifier for which a registry exists, to submit a query to the centralized system to confirm that the persistent identifier is not subject to a deletion request described in clause (ii). (B) Requirements The centralized system established in subparagraph (A) shall meet the following requirements: (i) The centralized system shall allow an individual to request the deletion of all personal information related to such individual and the discontinuation of any collection of such personal information related to such individual through a single deletion request. (ii) The centralized system shall provide a standardized form to allow an individual to make such request. (iii) Such standardized form shall include the individual’s email, phone number, physical address, and any other persistent identifier determined by the Commission to aid in the deletion request. (iv) The centralized system shall automatically salt and hash all submitted information and allow the Commission to maintain independent hashed registries of each type of information obtained through such form. (v) The centralized system shall only permit data brokers who are registered with the Commission to submit hashed queries to the independent hashed registries described in clause (iv). (vi) With respect to the independent hashed registries described in clause (iv), the salt shall be different for each such registry and shall be made available to all registered data brokers for the purposes of submitting hashed queries, as described in clause (v). (vii) The centralized system shall allow an individual to make such request using an internet website operated by the Commission. (viii) The centralized system shall not charge the individual to make such request. (C) Transition (i) In general Not later than 8 months after the effective date of the regulations promulgated under subparagraph (A), each data broker shall— (I) not less than