; (B) recommend improvements to the programs or services under subparagraph (A), as necessary; (C) recommend additional passenger vessel consumer protection programs or services, as necessary; and (D) recommend to the Secretary of Transportation which key terms in a passage contract that should be highlighted before such terms are binding, such as— (i) products and services available on board the passenger vessel for an undisclosed cost or fee or otherwise are not included in the price of passage; (ii) the country under which the passenger vessel is registered or flagged; (iii) if the passenger vessel leaves the admiralty and maritime jurisdiction of the United States, a passenger may be subject to the law of a foreign country; (iv) the passenger vessel may not accept responsibility for any health care services provided to a passenger by medical staff on board the passenger vessel; (v) the maximum amount an owner of a passenger vessel will reimburse a passenger for lost or stolen property while on board the passenger vessel; and (vi) where to file a notice of claim or initiate any legal action against the owner of the passenger vessel. (7) Report to Congress Not later than February 1 of each of the first 2 calendar years beginning after the date of the enactment of this Act, the Secretary of Transportation shall submit to Congress a report that contains— (A) the recommendations made by the advisory committee during the preceding calendar year; (B) an explanation of whether and how the industry has implemented each recommendation