; and (ii) the period covered by a single extension shall be not longer than 45 days. (c) Family trusts (1) In general A supervising ethics office may grant an exemption for a family trust only if— (A) no covered person— (i) is a grantor of the family trust; (ii) contributed any asset to the family trust; or (iii) has any authority over a trustee of the family trust, including the authority to appoint, replace, or direct the actions of such a trustee; and (B) the grantor of the family trust is or was a family member of the covered person. (2) Requests A covered person seeking an exemption under paragraph (1) shall submit to the applicable supervising ethics office a request for the exemption, in writing, certifying that the conditions described in that paragraph are met. (3) Publication A supervising ethics office shall publish on the public website of the supervising ethics office— (A) a copy of each request submitted under paragraph (2); and (B) the written response of the supervising ethics office to each request described in subparagraph (A). (d) Mingling of assets A spouse or dependent child of a Member of Congress may place a covered investment in a qualified blind trust established by the Member of Congress under subsection (a)(1)(A)(ii). (e) Separation from service and cooling-Off period required for control During the period beginning on the date on which an individual becomes a Member of Congress and ending on the date that is 90 days after the date on which the individual ceases to serve as a Member of Congress, the Member of Congress, and any spouse or dependent child of the Member of Congress, may not— (1) dissolve any qualified blind trust in which a covered investment has been placed pursuant to subsection (a)(2)