of Veterans Affairs regarding market area health system planning. (B) The provision of effective and efficient access to high-quality health care and services for veterans. (C) The extent to which the real property that no longer meets the needs of the Federal Government could be reconfigured, repurposed, consolidated, realigned, exchanged, outleased, replaced, sold, or disposed. (D) The need of the Veterans Health Administration to acquire infrastructure or facilities that will be used for the provision of health care and services to veterans. (E) The extent to which the operating and maintenance costs are reduced through consolidating, colocating, and reconfiguring space, and through realizing other operational efficiencies. (F) The extent and timing of potential costs and savings, including the number of years such costs or savings will be incurred, beginning with the date of completion of the proposed recommendation. (G) The extent to which the real property aligns with the mission of the Department of Veterans Affairs. (H) The extent to which any action would impact other missions of the Department (including education, research, or emergency preparedness). (I) Local stakeholder inputs and any factors identified through public field hearings. (J) The assessments under paragraph (3). (K) The extent to which the Veterans Health Administration has appropriately staffed the medical facility, including determinations whether there has been insufficient resource allocation or deliberate understaffing. (L) Any other such factors the Secretary determines appropriate. (3) Capacity and commercial market assessments (A) Assessments The Secretary shall assess the capacity of each Veterans Integrated Service Network and medical facility of the Department to furnish hospital care or medical services to veterans under chapter 17 of title 38, United States Code. Each such assessment shall— (i) identify gaps in furnishing such care or services at such Veterans Integrated Service Network or medical facility