; and (ii) the Attorney General may institute criminal proceedings under any applicable statute. (B) Relation to other authorities Nothing in subparagraph (A) shall affect any other authority of the Commission to disclose information. (2) International information The Commission shall endeavor to ensure, with respect to memoranda of understanding and international agreements it may conclude, that material it has obtained from foreign law enforcement agencies acting to investigate or pursue the enforcement of foreign criminal laws may be used for the purpose of investigation, prosecution, or prevention of violations of United States criminal laws. (f) Independent litigation authority In addition to the administrative enforcement described in subsection (c), if the Commission has reason to believe that a covered entity, including a platform operator, has engaged in a practice that violates this division, a rule promulgated under this division, or an administrative order issued under this division, the Commission may bring a civil action in an applicable district court of the United States (as provided in section 2702) to— (1) enjoin any further such violation by the covered entity; (2) enforce compliance with this division, the rule promulgated under this division, or the administrative order issued under this division; (3) obtain a permanent, temporary, or preliminary injunction; (4) obtain civil penalties not to exceed 15 percent of the total annual revenue of the ultimate parent entity of the covered entity during the preceding 12-month period; (5) obtain damages (whether actual, punitive, or otherwise), restitution, disgorgement of unjust enrichment, or other compensation on behalf of aggrieved persons; or (6) obtain any other appropriate equitable relief. (g) Monitoring (1) Regulations The Commission may— (A) promulgate regulations to facilitate monitoring by the Commission to identify violations of this division, rules promulgated under this division, and administrative orders issued under this division