; (II) use of mechanistic source terms; (III) containment performance; (IV) emergency preparedness; and (V) the qualification of advanced nuclear reactor fuel; and (ii) other policy issues previously identified; and (B) the extent to which Commission action is needed to implement any part of the report. (d) Report To prepare the research and test reactor licensing process (1) Report required Not later than 1 year after the date of enactment of this Act, the Commission shall submit to the appropriate congressional committees a report for preparing the licensing process for research and test reactors within the existing regulatory framework (referred to in this subsection as the report ). (2) Coordination and stakeholder input In developing the report, the Commission shall seek input from the Secretary, the nuclear energy industry, a diverse set of technology developers, and other public stakeholders. (3) Cost and schedule estimates The report shall include proposed cost estimates, budgets, and timeframes for preparing the licensing process for research and test reactors. (4) Required evaluations Consistent with the role of the Commission in protecting public health and safety and common defense and security, the report shall evaluate— (A) the unique aspects of research and test reactor licensing and any associated legal, regulatory, and policy issues the Commission should address to prepare the licensing process for research and test reactors; (B) the feasibility of developing guidelines for advanced reactor demonstrations to support the review process for advanced reactors designs, including designs that use alternative coolants or alternative fuels, operate at or near atmospheric pressure, and use passive safety strategies