; (B) a non-Federal entity (other than a State agency) approved by the Secretary to perform the certification; or (C) a State agency with statutory authority to certify, administer, or license professionals in one or more fields of natural resources, agriculture, or engineering approved by the Secretary to perform the certification. (5) Timely decisions Not later than 10 business days after the date on which the Secretary receives a notification submitted by a non-Federal certifying entity that the non-Federal certifying entity has certified a third-party provider, the Secretary shall— (A) review the certification; and (B) if the certification is satisfactory to the Secretary, include the name of the third-party provider on the registry of certified third-party providers maintained by the Secretary. (6) Non-federal certifying entity process (A) Establishment Not later than 180 days after the date of enactment of the Increased TSP Access Act of 2023 , the Secretary shall establish a process for the certification of third-party providers by non-Federal certifying entities, with the goal of increasing third-party provider capacity, including the certification of qualified agricultural retailers, cooperatives, professional societies, service providers, and organizations described in section 1265A(3)(B)(i). (B) Eligibility of non-Federal certifying entities In determining the eligibility of a non-Federal certifying entity under subparagraph (A), the Secretary shall consider— (i) the ability of the non-Federal certifying entity to assess qualifications of a third-party provider and certify third-party providers at scale; (ii) the experience of the non-Federal certifying entity in working with third-party providers and eligible participants; (iii) the expertise of the non-Federal certifying entity in the technical and science-based aspects of conservation delivery described in paragraph (3)(A); (iv) the history of the non-Federal certifying entity in working with agricultural producers