; and (B) confer with the Administrator on the issuance of the major guidance to ensure that the guidance— (i) is reasonable; (ii) is understandable; (iii) is consistent with relevant statutory and regulatory provisions and requirements or practices of other agencies; (iv) does not produce costs that are unjustified by the benefits of the major guidance; and (v) is otherwise appropriate. (3) Issuance of updated guidance (A) In general The Administrator shall issue updated guidelines for use by agencies in the issuance of guidance documents. (B) Requirements The guidelines issued by the Administrator under subparagraph (A) shall advise each agency— (i) not to issue guidance documents that are inconsistent or incompatible with, or duplicative of, other rules of the agency and those of other agencies; (ii) to draft the guidance documents of the agency to be simple and easy to understand, with the goal of minimizing the potential for uncertainty and litigation arising from the uncertainty; and (iii) how to develop and implement a strategy to ensure the proper use of guidance by the agency. (l) Major rule and high-Impact rule frameworks (1) In general Beginning on the date that is 180 days after the date of enactment of this subsection, when an agency publishes in the Federal Register— (A) a proposed major rule or a proposed high-impact rule, the agency shall include a potential framework for assessing the rule, which shall include a general statement of how the agency intends to measure the effectiveness of the rule; or (B) a final major rule or a final high-impact rule, the agency shall include a framework for assessing the rule under paragraph (2), which shall include— (i) a clear statement of the regulatory objectives of the rule, including a summary of the benefit and cost of the rule; (ii) the methodology by which the agency plans to analyze the rule, including metrics by which the agency can measure— (I) the effectiveness and benefits of the rule in producing the regulatory objectives of the rule