The Department may enter into contracts with prescription drug plan sponsors who have been approved by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services to offer Medicare Part D plans in the State. A prescription drug plan sponsor that enters into a contract with the Department shall agree to perform its obligations in a manner that complies with: Medicare Part D and any federal regulations adopted to implement Medicare Part D; The Program; The terms and conditions of the contract; and Guidance from the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services. A contract entered into with the Department shall include provisions that require the prescription drug plan sponsor to: Coordinate with the Program in identifying member enrollees; Accept the premium subsidy on behalf of member enrollees; Apply the premium subsidy to the member enrollee's total premium costs; Separately bill member enrollees for any premium owed in excess of the premium subsidy paid by the Program; Account for the subsidies received from the Program; Communicate in writing with member enrollees, including notifying member enrollees of their enrollment status; Share enrollment data and information with the Department; Report data and enrollment information as required by the Department; Reconcile Program and member payments with enrollment data; and Transmit information to appropriate third-parties, including the Administrator and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services.