; or (iii) be employed by, hold any official relation to, or own any stocks, bonds, or other securities of, any person significantly regulated by the Commission under this Act. (B) Significant interest The prohibitions under subparagraph (A) shall apply only to financial interests in any company or other entity that has a significant interest in activities subject to regulation by the Commission. (C) Waiver (i) In general Subject to section 208 of title 18, United States Code, the Commission may waive, from time to time, the application of the prohibitions under subparagraph (A) to a member of the Council if the Commission determines that the financial interests of the member that are involved in a particular case are minimal. (ii) Publication If the Commission exercises the waiver authority under clause (i), the Commission shall publish notice of that action in the Federal Register. (3) Determination of significant interest The Commission, in determining for purposes of paragraph (2) whether a company or other entity has a significant interest in activities that are subject to regulation by the Commission, shall consider, without excluding other relevant factors— (A) the revenues, investments, profits, and managerial efforts directed to the related activities of the company or other entity, as compared to the other aspects of the business of the company or other entity; (B) the extent to which the Commission regulates and oversees the activities of the company or other entity; (C) the degree to which the economic interests of the company or other entity may be affected by any action of the Commission; and (D) the perceptions held by the public regarding the business activities of the company or other entity. (g) Rule of construction Nothing in this section shall be construed to authorize the Council to promulgate rules. 9. Rulemaking authority, requirements, and considerations The Commission— (1) may promulgate rules to carry out this Act in accordance with section 553 of title 5, United States Code