; (ii) coordinate with existing industry emissions reporting mechanisms, to the extent that the Secretary determines appropriate; and (iii) establish a process pursuant to which industry partners may request that— (I) a product be included on the list of covered products maintained under subsection (a)(6)(B); (II) a product be analyzed as a covered product in subsequent studies and reports under that paragraph; and (III) certain data be treated as confidential business information, the disclosure of which may be limited with respect to— (aa) the public database described in subsection (c); and (bb) the report submitted under paragraph (1). (B) Limitation Nothing in this paragraph affects how data may be treated pursuant to any other law or authority with respect to— (i) the proprietary status of the data; or (ii) any other protection from public disclosure. (7) International coordination (A) In general In carrying out paragraph (1), the Secretary, the Secretary of Commerce, the Administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency, the United States Trade Representative, and the Secretary of State shall make every effort to coordinate with the governments of covered countries— (i) to inform the determination of average emissions intensity values; (ii) to advance common emissions accounting methodologies and data formats; and (iii) to improve overall data availability and quality. (B) Consultation In any case in which a covered country is credibly collaborating with the Secretary by supporting the collection, analysis, or verification of data, the Secretary may give that covered country— (i) a right to consultation with respect to the determination of the average product emissions intensity of 1 or more categories of covered products produced in that covered country; (ii) an opportunity to discuss chosen data