; and (ii) to evaluate the effectiveness of any prescribed mitigation measures; and (C) research on bycatch-mitigation measures to develop the most practical and effective deterrent measures that reduce such bycatch. (3) Disclosure of information (A) In general In carrying out this subsection, the Secretary of Commerce may disclose, as necessary and appropriate, information collected under this Act to the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations, regional fishery-management organizations, or arrangements made pursuant to an international fishery-management agreement, if such organizations or arrangements have policies and procedures to safeguard such information from unintended or unauthorized disclosure. (B) International fishery agreement defined In this paragraph the term international fishery agreement has the meaning given the term in section 3 of the Magnuson-Stevens Act ( 16 U.S.C. 1802 ). 105. Education and public awareness The Secretary, and the Secretary of Commerce, in consultation with relevant Regional Fishery Management Councils and others, may— (1) make information on the conservation status of covered albatrosses and petrels, the threats facing covered albatrosses and petrels, and any actions taken under the Agreement available to— (A) the scientific, fishing, and seabird conservation communities; (B) the public; (C) relevant local authorities; (D) other decisionmakers; (E) other Parties; and (F) other countries; (2) cooperate with other Parties, the Secretariat, and other persons to develop training programs and general information products and exchange resource materials regarding such conservation; and (3) provide training programs to ensure that personnel responsible for the implementation of this Act have adequate knowledge to implement it effectively. II Prohibited Acts, Permits, and Exemptions 201. Prohibited acts (a) In general Except as authorized by a permit, authorization, or exemption under section 202 or 203, it is unlawful— (1) to take any covered albatross or petrel