and operational strategy of the FHA, including plans to address compliance with the safety and soundness requirements applicable to the FHA. 214. Examinations, reports, and cost estimates (a) Examinations The Director shall conduct such examinations of the FHA and the Rural Housing Service programs referred to in section 211(a) as the Director determines necessary to evaluate the safety and soundness of the FHA and such programs. Such examinations shall be subject to and governed by subsections (c) through (h) of section 1317 of the Federal Housing Enterprises Financial Safety and Soundness Act of 1992 ( 12 U.S.C. 4517 ), except that the last sentence of subsection (c) shall not apply and any reimbursements referred to in such sentence shall be made from amounts collected under section 215 of this title. (b) Reports The Director may require the FHA and the Rural Housing Service to submit, within a reasonable period of time, any regular or special report, data, or other information whenever, in the judgment of the Director, such report, data, or information is necessary to carry out the Director’s responsibilities under this title. (c) Credit Subsidy Cost Estimates (1) In general The Director shall produce and submit to the Director of the Office of Management and Budget the annual credit subsidy cost estimates for the FHA and the Rural Housing Service programs referred to in section 211(a) required for the President’s budget. Such estimates shall be consistent with the estimates of performance generated by the risk-based capital model developed in accordance with section 217(b), and with the President’s economic forecast. (2) Unified estimates The annual credit subsidy cost estimates produced under this subsection by the Director shall be reported on a unified basis, which shall be based upon the business of the FHA, and the Rural Housing Service programs referred to in section 211(a), as a whole. (d) Annual Report on Safety and Soundness The Director shall submit an annual report to Congress and the Director of