; (2) an evaluation of existing reference standards with respect to controlled substance disposal products and packaging technologies, including any such standards established by a standards development organization, and how such standards should be considered in ensuring effectiveness of such products and technologies; (3) identification of ways in which such disposal products intended for use by patients, consumers, and other end users that are not registrants under the Controlled Substances Act ( 21 U.S.C. 801 et seq.), are made available to the public and any barriers to the use of such disposal products; (4) identification of ways in which packaging technologies are made available to the public and any barriers to the use of such technologies; (5) a description of current Federal oversight, if any, of site-of-use, in-home controlled substance disposal products, including— (A) identification of the Federal agencies that oversee such products; (B) identification of the methods of disposal of controlled substances recommended by such agencies for site-of-use, in-home disposal; and (C) a description of the effectiveness of such recommendations at preventing the diversion of legally prescribed controlled substances; (6) a description of current Federal oversight, if any, of controlled substance packaging technologies, including— (A) identification of the Federal agencies that oversee such technologies; (B) identification of the technologies recommended by such agencies, including unit dose packaging, packaging that provides a set duration, and other packaging systems that may mitigate abuse or misuse; and (C) a description of the effectiveness of such recommendations at preventing the diversion of legally prescribed controlled substances