; (B) the Department of Veterans Affairs; or (C) the Department of Homeland Security. 4. Implementation of Government Accountability Office findings (a) Border wait time data collection (1) Strategic plan The Secretary, in consultation with the Commissioner, the Administrator of the Federal Highway Administration, State departments of transportation, and other public and private stakeholders, shall develop a strategic plan for standardized collection of vehicle wait times at land ports of entry. (2) Elements The strategic plan required under paragraph (1) shall include— (A) a description of how U.S. Customs and Border Protection will ensure standardized manual wait time collection practices at ports of entry; (B) current wait time collection practices at each land port of entry, which shall also be made available through existing online platforms for public reporting; (C) the identification of a standardized measurement and validation wait time data tool for use at all land ports of entry; and (D) an assessment of the feasibility and cost for supplementing and replacing manual data collection with automation, which should utilize existing automation efforts and resources. (3) Updates for collection methods The Secretary shall update the strategic plan required under paragraph (1) to reflect new practices, timelines, tools, and assessments, as appropriate. (b) Staff allocation The Secretary, in consultation with the Commissioner and State, municipal, and private sector stakeholders at each port of entry, shall develop a standardized model for the allocation of U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers and support staff at land ports of entry, including allocations specific to field offices and the port level that utilizes— (1) current and future operational priorities and threats; (2) historical staffing levels and patterns