; and (II) determine the accuracy or reasonableness of payment; and (ii) does not— (I) unreasonably limit or delay access to such information or data; (II) limit the volume of claims and encounter information or data that the group health plan may access during an audit; (III) limit the disclosure of pricing terms for value-based payment arrangements or capitated payment arrangements, including— (aa) payment calculations and formulas; (bb) quality measures; (cc) contract terms; (dd) payment amounts; (ee) measurement periods for all incentives; and (ff) other payment methodologies used by an entity, including a health care provider (including a health care facility), network or association of providers, service provider offering access to a network of providers, third-party administrator, or pharmacy benefit manager; (IV) limit the disclosure of overpayments and overpayment recovery terms; (V) limit the right of the group health plan to select an auditor or define audit scope or frequency; (VI) otherwise limit or unduly delay the group health plan from accessing claims and encounter information or data in a daily batch. (VII) limit the disclosure of fees charged to the group health plan related to plan administration and claims processing, including renegotiation fees, access fees, repricing fees, or enhanced review fees; (VIII) limit the right of the group health plan to request action on any suspect claim payments; or (IX) limit public disclosure of de-identified or aggregate information. (D) Privacy requirements Covered Service Providers shall provide information under this paragraph in a manner consistent with the privacy and security regulations promulgated under the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA). This subparagraph shall not be read to abridge or limit the disclosure requirements under this paragraph or to impose additional privacy or security requirements on Covered Service Providers or plan sponsors. (E) Disclosure and redisclosure