; or (ii) coastwise qualified vessel construction; (D) a trade or business association, a majority of whose members are— (i) owners or operators of vessels engaged in coastwise trade; or (ii) manufacturers of coastwise qualified vessels; or (E) an association, a majority of whose members are composed of persons described in subparagraphs (A) through (D). (3) Secretary The term Secretary means the Secretary of the Department in which the Coast Guard is operating. (b) Interpretive rulings process Upon written request by an interested party, the Secretary shall furnish, by not later than 60 days after such request, an interpretive ruling regarding a non-coastwise qualified vessel's activities and compliance with United States laws in the internal waters of the United States, the territorial sea, and the waters of the outer Continental Shelf, including the vessel's compliance with sections 50503 and 55101 through 55121 of this title. (c) Petition (1) In general After the Secretary furnishes an interpretive ruling requested under subsection (b) or any other interpretive ruling regarding the interpretation, application, or enforcement of the coastwise laws, an interested party that believes the ruling is incorrect may file a petition with the Secretary setting forth— (A) the interested party's understanding of the factual scenario; (B) the outcome of the decision that the interested party believes to be proper in the provided factual scenario; and (C) the reasons for the belief of the interested party. (2) Publication The Secretary shall publish online— (A) the name of an interested party filing a petition under paragraph (1)