(4) All policies, decisions, and activities taken by the executive branch to respond to such attempts. (5) Cybersecurity breaches tied to attempts to influence election outcomes or faith in the electoral system. (6) Additional cybersecurity threats and vulnerabilities that may contribute to future information warfare operations against the United States. (7) Recommendations for improving resilience against future information warfare operations. (8) Recommendations for improving the cybersecurity of electoral functions. (9) Contacts between foreign nationals and candidates running in the 2016 elections (or their campaign staff) which occurred during the campaign for those elections. (10) Contacts between foreign nationals and officials who were elected to office in the 2016 elections (or their staff) which occurred after the election but before such officials took office. (11) Any other relevant issues relating to the election influence operations, response to such operations, or the investigation by Congress into such operations. (b) Report of findings and recommendations (1) Final report Not later than 180 days after the date of the adoption of this resolution, the Joint Committee shall submit to Congress a final report on the investigation and study conducted under subsection (a) and its findings and recommendations relating to the issues described in such subsection. (2) Standard for findings and recommendations The Joint Committee may not make any finding or recommendation for purposes of paragraph (1) except upon the majority vote of the Members from each House, respectively. (3) Interim reports In addition to the final report submitted under paragraph (1), the Joint Committee may submit to Congress interim reports on the investigation and study conducted under subsection (a) prior to the submission of such final report. (4) Classified annex Any report submitted under this subsection shall be issued in unclassified form but may include a classified annex. 4. Rules and procedures In carrying out its duties