; (ii) refer to the legal authority under which the rule would be proposed, including the specific statutory provision that authorizes the rulemaking; (iii) invite interested persons to propose alternatives and other ideas regarding how best to accomplish the objectives of the agency in the most effective manner; (iv) solicit written data, views, and arguments from interested persons concerning the information and issues identified in the advanced notice; (v) provide for a period of not less than 30 days for interested persons to submit written data, views, and arguments described in clause (iv) to the agency; and (vi) appear in the Federal Register not later than 90 days before the date on which the agency publishes a notice of proposed rulemaking for the rule. (2) Accessibility All information provided to the agency under paragraph (1) shall be promptly placed in the docket and made accessible to the public, unless the information— (A) is information to which the submitter does not hold a legal right to authorize disclosure; or (B) is exempt from disclosure under section 552(b). (3) Applicability With respect to the alternatives and other ideas proposed under paragraph (1)(B)(iii)— (A) the alternatives and other ideas are for the benefit of— (i) the agency receiving the alternatives and other ideas; and (ii) the public; and (B) the agency receiving the alternatives and other ideas may respond to the alternatives and other ideas. (4) Timetable (A) In general After considering any written material submitted by interested persons under paragraph (1), if an agency determines to proceed with a rulemaking for a major rule, the agency proposing the rule shall establish a timetable for the rulemaking that— (i) contains intermediate completion dates for actions of the agency, including— (I) the anticipated date on which the agency shall publish the notice required under subsection (c)(1) with respect to the rule