; (iii) with respect to a relevant standard issued by a non-governmental standards organization that is already in place, align with and be interoperable with that standard; (iv) provide for a mechanism to, not less frequently than once every 2 years, solicit public comment and update the standard to reflect advancements in technology and system architecture; and (v) be stated in objective terms. (2) Considerations In issuing TEVV standards for critical-impact artificial intelligence systems under this subsection, the Secretary shall— (A) consider relevant available information concerning critical-impact artificial intelligence systems, including— (i) transparency reports submitted under section 203(a); (ii) risk management assessments conducted under section 206(a); and (iii) any additional information provided to the Secretary pursuant to section 203(a)(1)(B); (B) consider whether a proposed standard is reasonable, practicable, and appropriate for the particular type of critical-impact artificial intelligence system for which the standard is proposed; (C) consult with relevant artificial intelligence stakeholders and review industry standards issued by nongovernmental standards organizations; (D) pursuant to paragraph (1)(B)(iii), consider whether adoption of a relevant standard issued by a nongovernmental standards organization as a TEVV standard is the most appropriate action; and (E) consider whether the standard takes into account— (i) transparent, replicable, and objective assessments of critical-impact artificial intelligence system risk, structure, capabilities, and design; (ii) the risk posed to the public by an applicable critical-impact artificial intelligence system