; and (ii) all products listed within high-priority sectors for enforcement by the Forced Labor Enforcement Task Force pursuant to Public Law 117–78 ; or (B) goods, wares, articles, or merchandise that are mined, produced, or manufactured by an entity engaged in labor transfers from the XUAR or forced labor. (3) Transparent documentation of supply chain links In issuing rules under paragraph (1), the Commission shall require an issuer to list the name (in English and in the most commonly-spoken language of the country in which the issuer is incorporated, if other than English), address, and sourcing quantities from each smelter, refinery, farm, or manufacturing facility (as appropriate) of each person mining, producing, or manufacturing a good, ware, article, or merchandise described under paragraph (2). (4) Independent verification of documentation In issuing rules under paragraph (1), the Commission shall require an issuer— (A) to obtain independent verification of the documentation described under paragraph (2), by a third-party auditor approved by the Commission, before the filing of an application, report, or registration statement containing such documentation; (B) to maintain the confidentiality of the identity of such third-party auditor, unless the auditor proactively waives confidentiality; and (C) to establish policies to respond to any reprisals against the third-party auditor. (5) Public availability of documentation The Commission shall make all documentation received under this subsection available to the public. (6) Additional penalties for certain violations In addition to other penalties provided under this Act, with respect to an application described under paragraph (1)(A), if an issuer fails to comply with the requirements of this subsection (including any misrepresentation of the information described under paragraph (3))— (A) the applicable national securities exchange may not approve such application