At all times, an applicant, awardee, and sports wagering licensee: Shall conform to all documents it submitted in support of its SWARC application and Commission application; Shall conform to the terms and conditions of its memorandum of understanding submitted to SWARC pursuant to State Government Article, §9-1E-15(i)(2), Annotated Code of Maryland; and May not discriminate against a person who in good faith informs SWARC of an act or omission that the person believes constitutes a violation of: State Government Article, Title 9, Subtitles 1E, Annotated Code of Maryland; or Regulations promulgated by SWARC or the Commission. If information submitted to SWARC or the Commission by an applicant, awardee, or licensee changes, the applicant shall, within 5 calendar days of the date that the applicant, awardee, or licensee knew or should have known of the change, submit written notification of the change to SWARC or the Commission. An applicant, awardee, or licensee has an affirmative and continuing obligation to: Inform SWARC and the Commission of an act or omission that the applicant, awardee, or licensee knows or should have known, constitutes a violation of State Government Article, Title 9, Subtitle 1E, Annotated Code of Maryland; and Provide SWARC and the Commission with all information relating to its license eligibility in any form that SWARC or the Commission may request. If, before the Commission issues a license, SWARC becomes aware of an awardee’s failure to comply with an applicable law or regulation, SWARC may: Reverse its determination; and Deny the license award. If SWARC reverses its determination to award a license pursuant to §D of this regulation, SWARC shall notify the former awardee in writing of its determination and the basis for the determination. The notice of SWARC’s decision to reverse a license award shall include the notice of the former awardee’s appeal rights as set forth in Regulation .14H of this chapter.