; and (F) identification of unmitigated multiple-loss properties. (2) Open source data system In carrying out paragraph (1), the Administrator shall establish an open source data system by which all information required to be made publicly available by such subsection may be accessed by the public on an immediate basis by electronic means. (b) Community information Not later than the expiration of the 12-month period beginning upon the date of the enactment of this section, the Administrator shall establish and maintain a publicly searchable database that provides information about each community participating in the National Flood Insurance Program, which shall include the following information: (1) The status of the community’s compliance with the National Flood Insurance Program, including any findings of noncompliance, the status of any enforcement actions initiated by a State or by the Administrator, and the number of days of any such continuing noncompliance. (2) The number of properties located in the community’s special flood hazard areas that were built before the effective date of the first flood insurance rate map for the community. (3) The number of properties located in the community’s special flood hazard areas that were built after the effective date of the first flood insurance rate map for the community. (4) The total number of current and historical claims located outside the community’s special flood hazard areas. (5) The total number of multiple-loss properties in the community. (6) The portion of the community, stated as a percentage and in terms of square miles, that is located within special flood hazard areas. (c) Identification of properties The information provided pursuant to subsections (a) and (b) shall be based on data that identifies properties at the zip code or census block level, and shall include the name of the community and State in which a property is located. (d) Protection of personally identifiable information The information provided pursuant to subsections (a) and (b)