; and (2) an analysis of trends and risks related to discrimination occurring in connection with the use of online platforms to rent or purchase housing, the sufficiency of the Fair Housing Act to remedy discrimination during the rental or purchase of housing through online platforms, and steps the Secretary plans to take to address such discrimination. 8. Publicly available database for fair housing complaints (a) In general The Secretary of Housing and Urban Development shall develop, and update on an annual basis, a database that is publicly available on the website of the Department of Housing and Urban Development, which includes, subject to applicable confidentiality constraints, for the previous year, the following: (1) The total number of complaints alleging violations of the Fair Housing Act that were received by the Department of Housing and Urban Development, disaggregated with respect to both number and percentage, by each class of persons protected under such Act. (2) The number and percentage of the total number of complaints referred to in paragraph (1) that were made by tenants of, and applicants for programs for, covered housing, disaggregated by the program for assistance for the covered housing. (3) For each State, the number and percentage of the total number of complaints referred to in paragraph (1) that were made by residents of such State. (4) The number and percentage of the total number of complaints referred to in paragraph (1) that alleged that the complainant was retaliated against after reporting the alleged violation and, of such number, the number and percentage that alleged that the complainant was retaliatorily evicted. (5) The status of the complaints referred to in paragraph (1), including a detailed description of the resolutions and remedies provided and, for complaints that were administratively closed, of the reasons for such closures. (6) The number and percentage of the total number of complaints referred to in paragraph (1) that were handled by State or local agencies