in good faith. (ii) Misrepresentation (I) Complaints A student, student organization, or any other person or organization may file, with the employee in the Office of Postsecondary Education of the Department designated by the Secretary under paragraph (2) to receive complaints, a complaint that an institution has substantially misrepresented its speech policies, or withheld information requested by the Secretary during an investigation, or attempted to circumvent the review process by reinstituting a policy under review in a substantially similar form without informing the Secretary. (II) Loss of eligibility If the Secretary determines upon investigation, or after receiving a complaint under subclause (I), that an institution has substantially misrepresented its speech policies, or withheld information requested by the Secretary during an investigation, or attempted to circumvent the review process by reinstituting a policy under review in a substantially similar form without informing the Secretary, the institution shall lose eligibility to receive funds under this Act, including participation in any program under this title. (iii) Loss of eligibility If an institution loses eligibility under clause (ii), the Secretary shall notify the institution, not later than 7 days after the determination, that the loss of eligibility shall go into effect beginning with any student notified of acceptance for admission to the institution during the academic year subsequent to the academic year during which the determination is made, and that no restoration of eligibility for students admitted in subsequent academic years will occur prior to the beginning of the third academic year subsequent to the academic year during which the determination is made. (f) Retaliation prohibited (1) In general No person may intimidate, threaten, coerce, or discriminate against any individual because the individual has made a report or complaint, testified, assisted, or participated or refused to participate in any manner in an