; (4) labor organizations that represent flight attendants; (5) labor organizations that represent pilots; (6) airports; (7) air carriers; (8) State and local law enforcement agencies; and (9) such other Federal agencies and stakeholder organizations as the Secretary of Transportation considers appropriate. (c) Purpose of task force The purpose of the Task Force shall be to— (1) issue recommendations for addressing allegations of sexual misconduct by passengers onboard aircraft, including airline employee and contractor training; (2) issue recommendations on effective ways for passengers involved in incidents of alleged sexual misconduct to report such allegation of sexual misconduct; (3) issue recommendations on how to most effectively provide data on instances of alleged sexual misconduct onboard aircraft and to whom the data collected should be reported in a manner that protects the privacy and confidentiality of individuals involved in incidents of alleged sexual misconduct and precludes the release of data that publically identifies an individual air carrier to enable better understanding of the frequency and severity of such misconduct; (4) issue recommendations for flight attendants, pilots, and other appropriate airline personnel on law enforcement notification in incidents of alleged sexual misconduct; (5) review and utilize first-hand accounts from passengers who have experienced sexual misconduct onboard aircraft