; (2) monitors the timeliness of agency review for all energy-related documents; (3) maintains databases to track and monitor the review and approval process for energy-related documents associated with conventional and renewable Indian energy resources that require Secretarial approval prior to development, including— (A) any seismic exploration permits; (B) permission to survey; (C) archeological and cultural surveys; (D) access permits; (E) environmental assessments; (F) oil and gas leases; (G) surface leases; (H) rights-of-way agreements; and (I) communitization agreements; (4) identifies in the databases— (A) the date lease applications and permits are received by the agency; (B) the status of the review; (C) the date the application or permit is considered complete and ready for review; (D) the date of approval; and (E) the start and end dates for any significant delays in the review process; (5) tracks in the databases, for all energy-related leases, agreements, applications, and permits that involve multiple agency review— (A) the dates documents are transferred between agencies; (B) the status of the review; (C) the date the required reviews are completed; and (D) the date interim or final decisions are issued. (b) Inclusions The report under subsection (a) shall include— (1) a description of any intermediate and final deadlines for agency action on any Secretarial review and approval required for Indian conventional and renewable energy exploration and development activities; (2) a description of the existing geographic database established by the Bureau of Indian Affairs, explaining— (A) how the database identifies— (i) the location and ownership of all Indian oil and gas resources held in trust; (ii) resources available for lease; and (iii) the location of— (I) any lease of land held in trust or restricted fee on behalf of any Indian tribe or individual Indian; and (II) any rights-of-way on that land in effect