; and (2) may direct the TSA to administer the Transportation Security Laboratory if the review under paragraph (1) identifies the TSA as the most appropriate component. (b) Periodic reviews The Secretary shall periodically review the screening technology test and evaluation process conducted at the Transportation Security Laboratory to improve the coordination, collaboration, and communication between the Transportation Security Laboratory and the TSA to identify factors contributing to acquisition inefficiencies, develop strategies to reduce acquisition inefficiencies, facilitate more expeditious initiation and completion of testing, and identify how laboratory practices can better support acquisition decisions. (c) Reports The Secretary shall report the findings of each review under this section to the appropriate committees of Congress. 1916. Innovation Task Force (a) In general The Administrator shall establish an innovation task force— (1) to cultivate innovations in transportation security; (2) to develop and recommend how to prioritize and streamline requirements for new approaches to transportation security; (3) to accelerate the development and introduction of new innovative transportation security technologies and improvements to transportation security operations; and (4) to provide industry with access to the airport environment during the technology development and assessment process to demonstrate the technology and to collect data to understand and refine technical operations and human factor issues. (b) Activities The task force shall— (1) conduct activities to identify and develop an innovative technology, emerging security capability, or process designed to enhance transportation security, including— (A) by conducting a field demonstration of such a technology, capability, or process in the airport environment; (B) by gathering performance data from such a demonstration to inform the acquisition process