; (C) consider the extent to which it is possible to establish a registry of persons providing such information; and (D) consider the extent to which the acceptance and use of data and analyses identified in the report in fishery management decisions is practicable. . (b) NAS report recommendations The Secretary of Commerce shall take into consideration and, to the extent feasible, implement the recommendations of the National Academy of Sciences in its report entitled Review of the Marine Recreational Information Program (2017) , including— (1) prioritizing the evaluation of electronic data collection for the Fishing Effort Survey, including smartphone apps, electronic diaries for prospective data collection, and an Internet website option for all or just panel members; and (2) evaluating whether the design of the Marine Recreational Information Program for the purposes of stock assessment and the determination of stock management reference points is compatible with the needs of in-season management of annual catch limits and, if such program is incompatible with such needs, determining an alternative method for in-season management. 202. Recreational data collection (a) Federal-State partnerships Section 401(g) ( 16 U.S.C. 1881(g) ) is amended by redesignating paragraph (4) as paragraph (5), and by inserting after paragraph (3) the following: (4) Federal-State partnerships (A) Establishment The Secretary shall establish partnerships with States to develop best practices for implementation of State programs established pursuant to paragraph (2). (B) Guidance The Secretary shall develop guidance, in cooperation with the States, that details best practices for administering State programs pursuant to paragraph (2), and provide such guidance to the States. (C) Biennial report The Secretary shall submit to the Congress and publish biennial reports that include— (i) the estimated accuracy of the registry program established under paragraph (1) and of State programs that are exempted under paragraph (2)