; (B) take into consideration the vulnerable, formative, and malleable nature of childhood and adolescence, which requires a higher standard of protection for children than that accorded to adults; (C) adopt any reasonable precautionary assumptions necessary to prevent children from being exposed in the workplace to hazards that may reasonably be anticipated to cause serious illness or injury, disability, premature mortality, or long-term health effects (including exposure to any substance which is known or may reasonably be anticipated to be carcinogenic, mutagenic, teratogenic, neurotoxic, reprotoxic, or asthmagenic); and (D) take into consideration any— (i) recommendations provided under paragraph (3) of this section by the Advisory Committee or the Secretary of Health and Human Services provided under paragraph (3) of this subsection; and (ii) any information provided under subsection (g). (3) Recommendations for orders (A) Advisory committee (i) In general In a case in which the Secretary determines that expert advice is needed to aid the Secretary’s decision whether to promulgate a new hazardous occupation order (or an update to such an existing order), the Secretary— (I) may request the Advisory Committee to submit its recommendations to the Secretary relating to the proposed or existing order; and (II) in a case in which the Secretary requests recommendations pursuant to subclause (I), shall provide the Advisory Committee with— (aa) any proposals developed by the Secretary or by the Secretary of Health and Human Services relating to the proposed or existing order with respect to which the Secretary is requesting recommendations