; and (2) the Secretary shall submit the report to Congress. (b) Contents The report shall include, as appropriate, information on— (1) access to airports and services for all users, including access with respect to rural areas; (2) charges and fees, safety, and areas in which the Corporation has identified efficiencies in the system, including staffing and facilities realignment or consolidation; (3) the safe, fair, and timely provision of air traffic services by the Corporation; (4) the sound operation of the Corporation and the impact of any activities of the Corporation on United States airspace; (5) the cooperation and interaction of the Corporation with the Department of Defense, the Department of Transportation, the FAA, and other Federal departments and agencies, including any agreements between the Corporation and those departments and agencies; (6) compliance of the Corporation with United States obligations under international treaties and agreements; (7) compliance of the Corporation with Federal safety, environmental, corporate, and tax laws and regulations; (8) compliance of the Corporation with Federal laws related to employees of the Corporation; (9) follow-up on Inspector General and Government Accountability Office audits, investigations, and reports involving the Corporation, including any recommendations included in such reports; (10) compliance of the Corporation with other Federal requirements, including requirements relating to public disclosure, publication of fees, annual reporting, and establishment of the Advisory Board and other committees; (11) actions and activities of the CEO and Board and their adherence to their duties and responsibilities; (12) compliance of the Corporation with requirements related to rural, remote, and small community air traffic services; (13) compliance of the Corporation with requirements related to claims of incorrect fees and resolution of fee disputes