; (2) the resources needed; (3) strengths and weaknesses of the response or mitigation effort; (4) lessons learned; and (5) recommendations on how to improve. (c) Catastrophic resource reports (1) In general Not later than 1 year after the date of enactment of this Act, and annually thereafter, the Administrator of FEMA shall develop and submit to the committees listed in subsection (a) an estimate of the resources of FEMA and other Federal agencies that are needed for and devoted specifically to developing the disaster response capabilities of Federal, State, local, and Tribal governments. (2) Classified annex At the discretion of the Secretary, the Administrator may include in the estimate under paragraph (1) a classified annex that reports on what the Federal Government has on hand to meet a range of response or recovery needs related to specific types of events, which may include floods, wildfires, earth movements, windstorms, disease outbreaks, manmade disasters such as chemical attacks, cyberattacks, or radiological incidents. (3) Contents Each estimate under paragraph (1) shall include an estimate of the resources both necessary for and devoted to— (A) planning; (B) training and exercises; (C) Regional Office enhancements; (D) staffing, including for surge capacity during a catastrophic incident; (E) additional logistics capabilities; (F) other responsibilities under the catastrophic incident annex and the catastrophic incident supplement of the National Response Framework; (G) reporting on the costs of support of State, local, and Tribal governments’ catastrophic incident preparedness planning