; (2) any matter in which the reviewing panel under section 1660 of title 28, United States Code, rules on a motion to disqualify; and (3) an explanation of each reason for the disqualification or ruling, which shall include a specific identification of each circumstance that resulted in such disqualification or ruling, but which shall not include any private or sensitive information deemed by a majority of the reviewing panel under section 1660 of title 28, United States Code, as added by section 5 of this Act, to be appropriate for redaction and unnecessary in order to provide the litigants and public a full understanding of the reasons for the disqualification or ruling. 5. Review of certified disqualification motions (a) In general Chapter 111 of title 28, United States Code, is amended by adding at the end the following: 1660. Review of certified motions to disqualify (a) Motion for disqualification If a justice, judge, magistrate judge, or bankruptcy judge of the United States is required to be disqualified from a proceeding under any provision of Federal law, a party to the proceeding may file a timely motion for disqualification, accompanied by a certificate of good faith and an affidavit alleging facts sufficient to show that disqualification of the justice, judge, magistrate judge, or bankruptcy judge is so required. (b) Consideration of motion A justice, judge, magistrate judge, or bankruptcy judge of the United States shall either grant or certify to a reviewing panel a timely motion filed pursuant to subsection (a) and stay the proceeding until a final determination is made with respect to the motion. (c) Reviewing panel (1) In general A reviewing panel to which a motion is certified under subsection (b) shall be composed of 3 judges selected at random from judges of the United States who do not sit on the same court— (A) as the judge, magistrate judge, or bankruptcy judge who is the subject of the motion