; and (2) make license application denial, license suspension, license revocation or other adverse determinations regarding an applicant or licensee. (b) Inclusion of mitigating factors The standards shall include mitigation factors that must be considered before the Attorney General initiates any adverse action against an applicant or licensee. (c) Availability The written standards shall be made available to the public, and shall be provided by the Attorney General to applicants and licensees at the time of any license application and on demand. 7. Limitations on use of firearms purchaser information Section 923(g)(1)(D) of title 18, United States Code, is amended in the last sentence by inserting , except that information identifying a person who has purchased or received firearms or ammunition and who is not prohibited from doing so may not be so made available or so provided unless the agency involved has certified that the agency will not disclose the information to any entity other than a court, federal, State or local law enforcement agency, or prosecutor before the period. 8. Liquidation of inventory in Federal firearms license expiration, surrender, or revocation cases Section 923 of title 18, United States Code, is amended by adding at the end the following: (m) (1) Except as provided in paragraph (2), an entity whose license issued under this chapter is expired, surrendered, or revoked shall be afforded 90 days from the effective date of the expiration, surrender, or revocation (not counting any period in which an appeal of such a revocation is pending) to liquidate the firearms business inventory of the entity, which time may be extended on a showing of reasonable cause. During the 90-day period (including any extension of the period), the license involved shall continue to be considered valid, notwithstanding the expiration, surrender, or revocation, and the Attorney General shall issue letters of authorization to the entity on which licensees under this chapter and commercial third parties may