; and (2) may create a classified annex to the catalog and make it available only to election agency personnel with appropriate security clearance. (n) Protection from liability Nothing in this Act may be construed to provide a cause of action against a State, unit of local government, or an election service provider. (o) Assessment of inter-State information sharing about election cybersecurity (1) In general The Secretary and the Chairman, in coordination with the heads of the appropriate Federal entities and appropriate officials of State and local governments, shall conduct an assessment of— (A) the structure and functioning of the Multi-State Information Sharing and Analysis Center for purposes of election cybersecurity; and (B) other mechanisms for inter-state information sharing about election cybersecurity. (2) Comment from election agencies In carrying out the assessment required under paragraph (1), the Secretary and the Chairman shall solicit and consider comments from all State election agencies. (3) Distribution The Secretary and the Chairman shall jointly issue the assessment required under paragraph (1) to— (A) all election agencies known to the Department and the Commission; and (B) the appropriate congressional committees. (p) Congressional notification (1) In general If an appropriate Federal entity has reason to believe that a significant election cybersecurity incident has occurred, the entity shall— (A) not later than 7 calendar days after the date on which there is a reasonable basis to conclude that the significant incident has occurred, provide notification of the incident to— (i) the appropriate congressional committees; (ii) the members of the Senate representing the States affected by the incident; and (iii) the members of the House of Representatives representing the congressional districts affected by the incident