; (ii) monitor national policy on the scheduling of appointments throughout the Department; (iii) determine if a mobile deployment team is warranted; and (iv) develop a remediation plan to address issues uncovered by those audits. (4) Reporting of scheduling issues The Secretary shall require each director of a medical center of the Department— (A) to submit to the Under Secretary for Health, not less frequently than quarterly, a report containing any scheduling issues that are uncovered at that medical center; (B) to identify any corrective actions to be taken with respect to such issues, including increased training or hiring; and (C) to certify to the Secretary that the director is in compliance with requirements of subparagraphs (A) and (B). 3. Administration of non-Department of Veterans Affairs health care (a) Certification of proper administration (1) Review (A) In general The Secretary of Veterans Affairs shall conduct a review of the staffing, training, and other requirements necessary to administer section 101 of the Veterans Access, Choice, and Accountability Act of 2014 ( Public Law 113–146