digital works, available to Library patrons or the public at large. (4) Observations regarding the legal and administrative conditions under which the Copyright Office may transfer to the Library the responsibility for administering such section 407. (5) Relevant experience from foreign countries that have adopted similar or analogous regimes for the benefit of their national libraries, archives, or other institutions. (6) Such recommendations, including recommendations for statutory changes, that the Director considers appropriate. (b) Submission of report to Congress The Director of the United States Copyright Office shall, not later than 1 year after the date of the enactment of this Act, submit to Congress a report on the results of the study conducted under subsection (a). The Director shall also publish the report on the website of the Copyright Office. (c) Public comment period In conducting the study under subsection (a), the Director of the United States Copyright Office shall provide an opportunity for the submission of public comments on the subject matter of the study, and shall publish with the study the responses of the Director to those comments. 8. Technology studies The Director of the United States Copyright Office shall periodically conduct studies of the information technology and operations of the United States Copyright Office in order to ensure that the Office has the technology and staff necessary to establish and maintain a modern copyright system. Such studies shall— (1) evaluate the effectiveness of current technologies and staff in meeting the needs of the copyright community, including internal and external users