; (ii) the program shows a pattern of poor results on the indicators described in subclause (I) or (II) of subsection (b)(1)(A)(i) over a period of 3 years, given the characteristics of program participants and economic conditions in the area served; (iii) the program shows no indication of improvement in the areas identified by the registration agency under subsection (c), including in the performance improvement plan under paragraph (1) of such subsection; or (iv) the sponsor has not administered the program in accordance with the program’s registration application under section 124 or with the requirements of this Act. (3) Deregistration (A) Notification and hearing If a registration agency makes a determination under paragraph (1)(B) with respect to a program, the registration agency shall notify the Secretary and the sponsor of the determination in writing and permit the sponsor to appeal such determination to an Administrative Law Judge for the Department of Labor. The registration agency shall transmit to the Secretary a report containing all pertinent facts and circumstances concerning the determination, including findings and a recommendation for deregistration, and copies of all relevant documents and records. If the sponsor does not request the hearing not later than 15 days after receiving such notification, the registration agency shall deregister the program. (B) Notification and treatment of apprentices Not later than 15 days after the registration agency deregisters a program under subparagraph (A), the sponsor shall notify each program participant of the program— (i) of such deregistration and the effective date of the deregistration; (ii) that such deregistration automatically deprives the program participant of individual registration as part of such program, including the ability to receive a certificate of completion from the registration agency