; (4) ensure that each covered microorganism is maintained, moved, and disposed of in a manner commensurate with the plant pest risk posed by that covered microorganism; (5) use, at a minimum, a package for movement— (A) that consists of a securely sealed inner and outer container, each of which is an effective barrier to the escape or unauthorized dissemination of the covered microorganism; (B) the inner container of which— (i) contains all of the applicable covered microorganism; and (ii) is cushioned and sealed in such a manner as to remain sealed during any shock, impact, or change in pressure; and (C) the outer container of which is rigid and strong enough to withstand typical shipping conditions (such as dropping, stacking, and impact from other freight) without opening; (6) on request, grant the Secretary access— (A) to sample materials associated with the interstate movement of covered microorganisms under the pilot program; (B) to observe and inspect the interstate movement of those covered microorganisms; and (C) to audit records of the activities of the responsible party under the pilot program; (7) maintain detailed and accurate records of all activities carried out under the pilot program to demonstrate compliance with the applicable requirements; (8) on request, grant the Secretary access to each responsible party biocontainment facility for inspection in relation to a responsible party’s enrollment in the pilot program; and (9) comply with any additional requirement for the containment of covered microorganisms in interstate commerce that the Secretary may require if— (A) the Secretary determines that such an additional requirement is reasonable