; or (bb) allowing the temporary injunction to continue would harm the public interest. (V) Other equitable relief Nothing in this clause shall prevent or limit the Commission, the Department of Justice, or any attorney general of any State from seeking other equitable relief, including the relief provided in this paragraph. (D) Forfeiture for repeat offenders (i) In general If a person has engaged in a pattern or practice of violating this Act, the court shall consider requiring, and may order, that the chief executive officer of the person, and any other corporate officer of the person as appropriate to deter violations of this Act, forfeit to the United States Treasury any compensation received by that chief executive officer or corporate officer during the 12 months preceding the filing of a complaint for an alleged violation of this Act. (ii) Forfeiture process Prior to ordering any chief executive officer or corporate officer to forfeit compensation under clause (i), the court shall provide such chief executive officer or corporate officer with reasonable notice that the court is considering ordering forfeiture under this subparagraph and provide an opportunity for such chief executive officer or corporate officer to appear and be heard before the court at a hearing on such potential forfeiture. (7) Statute of limitations A proceeding for a violation of this section may be commenced not later than 6 years after such violation occurs. (8) Rules of construction (A) In general Nothing in subsection (a) may be construed— (i) to require a covered platform operator to divulge or license any intellectual property, including any trade secrets, business secrets, or other confidential proprietary business processes, owned by or licensed to the covered platform operator; (ii) to prevent a covered platform operator from asserting its preexisting rights under intellectual property law to prevent the unauthorized use of any intellectual property owned by or duly licensed to the covered platform operator