; (3) is organized to promote the health of important fish species and important fish habitats, including reservoirs, natural lakes, coastal and marine environments, and estuaries; (4) identifies strategic fish and fish habitat priorities for the Partnership area in the form of geographical focus areas or key stressors or impairments to facilitate strategic planning and decisionmaking; (5) is able to address issues and priorities on a nationally significant scale; (6) includes a governance structure that— (A) reflects the range of all partners; and (B) promotes joint strategic planning and decisionmaking by the applicant; (7) demonstrates completion of, or significant progress toward the development of, a strategic plan to address declines in fish populations, rather than simply treating symptoms, in accordance with the goals and national priorities established by the Board; and (8) promotes collaboration in developing a strategic vision and implementation program that is scientifically sound and achievable. (e) Report to Congress (1) In general Not later than February 1 of the first fiscal year beginning after the date of enactment of this Act and each February 1 thereafter, the Board shall develop and submit to the appropriate congressional committees an annual report, to be entitled Report to Congress on Future Fish Habitat Partnerships and Modifications , that— (A) identifies each entity that— (i) meets the requirements described in subsection (d); and (ii) the Board recommends to Congress for designation as a Partnership; (B) describes any proposed modifications to a Partnership previously designated by Congress under subsection (f); and (C) with respect to each entity recommended for designation as a Partnership, describes, to the maximum extent practicable— (i) the purpose of the recommended Partnership; and (ii) how the recommended Partnership fulfills the requirements described in subsection (d). (2) Public availability