; (2) driving time required for veterans to attend appointments; and (3) reasons why appointments could not be scheduled with non-Department medical providers. (b) Covered sex-Specific medical care In this section, the term covered sex-specific medical care means mammography, maternity care, and gynecological care. 3. Reporting on Veterans Health Administration environment of care standards for women veterans (a) Medical facility reporting Each medical facility of the Department shall submit to the Secretary of Veterans Affairs a quarterly report on the compliance and noncompliance of the facility with the environment of care standards for women veterans. Each such report shall include the name of each person associated with such facility who is responsible for such compliance and the specific role or responsibility assigned to each such person. (b) Report to Congress Not later than 180 days after the date of the enactment of this Act, the Secretary of Veterans Affairs shall submit to the Committees on Veterans’ Affairs of the Senate and the House of Representatives a report on the plan of the Secretary to strengthen the environment of care standards for women veterans at Department of Veterans Affairs medical facilities. Such report shall include— (1) a description of the process established to verify that noncompliance information reported under subsection (a) is accurate and complete; and (2) a description of the method by which the Secretary will— (A) ensure that all patient care areas of each Department medical facility are inspected as required; and (B) expand the list of items that facility staff inspect for compliance to align with the women’s health handbook of the Veterans Health Administration. (c) Environment of care standards for women veterans In this section, the term environment of care standards for women veterans has the meaning given that term in Veterans Health Administration Directive 1330.01(1).