; 120 Stat. 1381). (d) Other obligations unaffected Except as provided in section 2103(i), nothing in this section affects any obligation of the owner or operator of a chemical facility under any other law to submit or make available information required by such other law to— (1) employees of the chemical facility; (2) employee organizations; (3) health professionals; (4) emergency response organizations; or (5) the Federal Government or a State or local government. (e) Submission of information to Congress Nothing in this title shall permit or authorize the withholding of information from Congress or any committee or subcommittee thereof. (f) Disclosure of independently furnished information Nothing in this title shall affect any authority or obligation of a Federal agency or agency of a State or local government to protect or disclose any record or information that the agency obtains from a chemical facility under any other law. 2211. Methods to reduce the consequences of a terrorist attack (a) Definition In this section, the term feasible means feasible with the use of best technology, techniques, and other means that the Secretary finds, after examination for efficacy under operational conditions and not solely under laboratory conditions, are available for use at a covered chemical facility. (b) Assessment required The site security plan for a covered chemical facility shall include an assessment of methods to reduce the consequences of a terrorist attack on the covered chemical facility, including— (1) a description of the methods to reduce the consequences of a terrorist attack implemented and considered for implementation by the covered chemical facility; (2) the degree to which each method to reduce the consequences of a terrorist attack, if already implemented, has reduced, or, if implemented, could reduce, the potential extent of death, injury, or serious adverse effects to human health resulting from a release of a substance of concern