; and (III) an itemized list of specific deficiencies with the application or notice to be addressed to receive approval of that application or notice, in accordance with the requirements of this title. (iii) Automatic approval for Class VI wells (I) In general If the Administrator has not approved, disapproved, or approved in part and disapproved in part a complete application submitted under paragraph (1)(A) or notice submitted under paragraph (1)(B) of a State's underground injection control program to regulate Class VI wells in writing by not later than the date that is 30 days after the end of the 180-day period described in clause (ii), that application or notice shall be considered approved by the Administrator if the State has established and implemented a primary enforcement authority program for 1 or more other classes of underground injection control wells (including adequate recordkeeping and reporting) to prevent underground injection that endangers drinking water sources. (II) Determination of completeness (aa) Deadline The Administrator shall determine whether an application submitted under paragraph (1)(A) or notice submitted under paragraph (1)(B) is complete for purposes of subclause (I), and provide notice to the State of any deficiencies in that application or notice, by not later than 10 days after the date on which the State submits the application or notice. (bb) Failure to make determination concerning completeness of Class VI primacy application or notice If the Administrator has not made a determination under item (aa) by the end of the 10-day period described in that subclause, on request of the State that submitted the application or notice, the application or notice shall be considered administratively complete. (C) Pending permits and applications for Class VI wells With respect to Class VI wells (as defined in subparagraph (B)(i)) and the efforts of a State to obtain from the Administrator primary enforcement responsibility of Class VI wells (as so defined), following the approval