; (C) projected changes in mail volume; (D) the impact of any regulations that the Postal Service is required to promulgate under Federal law; (E) projected changes in the number of employees needed to carry out the responsibilities of the Postal Service; (F) the long-term capital needs of the Postal Service, including the need to maintain, repair, and replace facilities and equipment; and (G) the distinctions between market-dominant and competitive products. (3) Review and submission to Congress and Commission (A) Review Upon receipt of the long-term solvency plan, the Board of Governors shall review the long-term solvency plan and may request that the Postmaster General make changes to the long-term solvency plan. (B) Submission to Congress and Commission Not later than 60 days after initial receipt of the long-term solvency plan, the Board of Governors shall provide a copy of the long-term solvency plan, together with a letter indicating whether and in what respects the Board of Governors agrees or disagrees with the measures set out in the long-term solvency plan, to— (i) the Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs of the Senate; (ii) the Committee on Oversight and Government Reform of the House of Representatives