the Agency clearly define the mission of the Office of Environmental Justice (OEJ) and provide Agency staff with an understanding of the roles and responsibilities of the Office. (2) The recommendation that the Agency establish (through issuing guidance or a policy statement from the Administrator) specific timeframes for the development of definitions, goals, and measurements regarding environmental justice and provide the regions and program offices a standard and consistent definition for a minority and low-income community, with instructions on how the Agency will implement and put into operation environmental justice in the Agency’s daily activities. (3) The recommendation that the Agency ensure the comprehensive training program currently under development includes standard and consistent definitions of the key environmental justice concepts (such as low-income , minority , and disproportionately impacted ) and instructions for implementation of those concepts. The Administrator shall submit an initial report to Congress within 6 months after the enactment of this Act regarding the Administrator’s strategy for implementing the recommendations referred to in paragraphs (1), (2), and (3). Thereafter, the Administrator shall provide semiannual reports to Congress regarding the Administrator’s progress in implementing such recommendations and modifying the Administrator’s emergency management procedures to incorporate environmental justice in the Agency’s Incident Command Structure (in accordance with the December 18, 2006, letter from the Deputy Administrator to the Acting Inspector General of the Agency). (d) Federal action plan for saving lives, protecting people and their families from radon (1) In general Because radon is a naturally occurring radioactive gas that is recognized as the leading cause of lung cancer among nonsmokers and is a particular environmental threat for low-income and minority individuals because of the lack of information about radon levels in their own homes, the Administrator of