; or (ii) enter into an arrangement to reimburse an employer or partnership for the costs of a participant paid by such employer or partnership. (5) Information requirements An eligible provider shall submit appropriate, accurate, and timely information to the Governor, to enable the Governor to carry out subsection (d), with respect to all participants of each eligible program (including participants for whom the provider receives payments under this title) offered by the provider, which shall— (A) be made available by the State in a common, linked, open, and interoperable data format; (B) include information on— (i) the performance of the program with respect to the performance accountability measures described in section 116 for such participants; (ii) the recognized postsecondary credentials received by such participants, including, in relation to each such credential, the issuing entity, any third-party endorsements, the occupations for which the credential prepares individuals, the competencies achieved, the level of mastery of such competencies (including how mastery is assessed), and any transfer value or stackability; (iii) the total cost of the program, including the costs of the published tuition and fees, supplies, books, and any other costs required by the provider for participants in the program; (iv) the percentage of such participants that complete the program within the expected time to completion; and (v) in the case of a provider offering programs seeking or maintaining standard eligibility, the criteria described in paragraph (2) and not otherwise included in clause (i) of this subparagraph; and (C) with respect to employment and earnings measures described in subclauses (I) through (III) of section 116(b)(2)(A)(i) for such participants— (i) the necessary information for the State to develop program performance data using State administrative data (such as wage records)