; and (ii) legislative policy recommendations, including addressing any needs for greater legislative authority to meet the objectives of this Act. (4) Available funding Not later than 90 days after the date of enactment of this Act, each Council agency shall identify, prepare, and submit to the Chairperson a list of funding sources that could support 2-generation programs in achieving the appropriate quantitative levels for the outcomes described in section 201(b) that each program is designed to achieve. 102. Information displayed on Council website (a) In general The Council shall ensure that the information listed in subsection (b) is made available to the public and displayed on the official website of the Council. (b) Information The information listed in this subsection is each of the following: (1) The national strategic plan to end and prevent multigenerational poverty required under section 101(d)(1). (2) Information on the 2-generation programs, including— (A) the outcomes described in section 201(b) that each program is designed to achieve, and the appropriate quantitative levels for achieving such outcomes; (B) national partners consisting of private and government entities participating in (or interested in participating in), including by funding, a 2-generation program; (C) a description of the 2-generation program described in title III, including detailed information on the performance partnership pilots approved under section 302(a), the discretionary appropriations used to carry out such program, and any waivers received under section 202(d) for such program, including information specifying the waivers used for each such pilot; and (D) a description of the 2-generation program described in title IV, including the information described in section 407. (3) Each report, including the data contained in each such report, that— (A) the Council submits to Congress under section 101(d)(3); (B) the Comptroller General of the United States submits under section 103 or 303(c)