; and (B) shall be exempt from disclosure under section 552 of title 5, United States Code (commonly referred to as the Freedom of Information Act ) for the purpose of subsection (b)(3) of that section. (3) Law enforcement exception (A) In general When the physical address of a participant is relevant to a Federal criminal proceeding, a Federal court may order the disclosure of the physical address to relevant parties without regard to the procedures of the relevant address confidentiality program, including— (i) court officers and employees; (ii) supervision and probation officers; (iii) prosecutors; (iv) law enforcement officers; and (v) any other party determined relevant by the Federal court. (B) Limitations If a Federal court orders the disclosure of a physical address to a party under subparagraph (A), the party— (i) shall keep the physical address confidential; and (ii) may only use the physical address for the purpose for which the Federal court orders the disclosure. (4) Administration exception If an executive agency requires the physical address of a participant in order for the executive agency to carry out the requirements of Federal law, a Federal court may order the disclosure of the physical address to the executive agency if the head of the executive agency makes a written request to the relevant address confidentiality program that maintains the record specifying— (A) the particular portion of the record desired; and (B) the activity for which the record is sought. (5) Rule of construction Nothing in this subsection shall be construed to require an executive agency to be subject to an audit performed by a State. (f) Prompt notification upon termination from participation If the participation of an individual in an address confidentiality program is terminated, that individual shall promptly notify each executive agency or Federal court that accepted a designated address under subsection (b).