; and (B) during the registration process— (i) verifies that the requested domain name meets registry requirements; and (ii) submits the name to the appropriate registry operator. (6) Registry The term registry means an authoritative master database of the domain names registered in a top-level domain. (7) Registry operator The term registry operator means an organization that maintains a registry, including by— (A) receiving requests from registrars to add, delete, or modify domain names; and (B) making the requested changes in the registry. (8) Suspend The term suspend means, with respect to a domain name, for the registry operator or registrar to systematically disable the functionality of the domain name through a hold or suspension during the balance of the registration of the domain name, which may be achieved using domain name registration protocols. (9) Trusted notifier The term trusted notifier includes the following (and the designees and agents thereof): (A) The Food and Drug Administration. (B) The Department of Justice, including the Drug Enforcement Administration. (C) The Department of Homeland Security. (D) A State attorney general. (E) A State board of pharmacy. (F) A nonprofit organization with a membership or governance comprised exclusively of representatives of— (i) agencies or officials specified in any of subparagraphs (A) through (E); or (ii) similarly positioned (as determined by the Commissioner of Food and Drugs) agencies or officials. (G) Any entity currently under contract or in a public-private partnership with the Food and Drug Administration or the Drug Enforcement Administration to share information related to online drug sales. (H) Any other entity identified by the Food and Drug Administration as a trusted notifier for purposes of this section, taking into consideration, at minimum, whether the entity— (i) is registered to do business in the United States