; (3) the Department should promote coordination among programs described in paragraph (2) to improve their effectiveness and efficiency; and (4) the Department should identify areas in which United States efforts to help other countries promote good governance and combat public corruption could be enhanced. 703. Annual report The Secretary shall annually submit to the appropriate congressional committees and publish, on a publicly accessible website, a report that— (1) groups foreign countries, by quintile, based on— (A) the World Bank Worldwide Governance Indicator on Control of Corruption; and (B) the World Bank Worldwide Governance Indicator on Voice and Accountability; (2) adds context and commentary, as appropriate, to the World Bank Worldwide Governance Indicator on Control of Corruption and the World Bank Worldwide Governance Indicator on Voice and Accountability groupings under paragraph (1), as appropriate, based on the factors outlined in section 704; (3) describes, based on the World Bank Worldwide Governance Indicators and the factors outlined in section 704, the status of foreign governments’ efforts to combat public corruption; and (4) describes the status of each foreign country’s active membership in voluntary multi-sectoral global governance initiatives as evidence of the country’s government-led efforts to combat public corruption. 704. Additional factors for assessing government efforts to combat public corruption (a) Factors for assessing government efforts To combat public corruption In assessing a government’s efforts to combat public corruption, the Secretary should consider, to the extent reliable information is available— (1) whether the country— (A) has enacted laws and established government structures, policies, and practices that prohibit public corruption, including grand corruption and petty corruption; and (B) enforces such laws through a fair judicial process