; (iii) make information and analysis in the National Tick-Borne Disease Surveillance System available, as appropriate, to all components of the Department of Health and Human Services, to other Federal agencies, and to State and local agencies; and (iv) identify, build upon, leverage, and coordinate among existing data and surveillance systems, surveys, registries, and other Federal public health infrastructure, wherever practicable. (G) Public access Subject to subparagraph (H), the Secretary shall ensure that information and analysis in the National Tick-Borne Disease Surveillance System are available, as appropriate, to the public and other interested parties on the website of the Department of Health and Human Services. (H) Privacy The Secretary shall ensure that information and analysis in the National Tick-Borne Disease Surveillance System are made available only to the extent permitted by applicable Federal and State law, and in a manner that protects personal privacy, to the extent required by applicable Federal and State privacy law, at a minimum. (5) Education and prevention (A) Consumer and community education The Secretary shall increase public education related to Lyme disease and other tick-borne diseases and disorders through the expansion of the community-based education programs of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to include development and publication of a consumer tick disease pamphlet, available online and by hard copy, addressing— (i) ticks and tick-borne diseases common to the geographic area, tick-borne disease that could be acquired while on domestic or international travel, and ticks that, while not common to the geographic area, could migrate to the area; (ii) signs and symptoms of such tick-borne disease; (iii) tick removal instructions; (iv) the most effective actions individuals can take to reduce risk of exposure to ticks and risk of disease transmission