; (B) locating a particular lotion from the Ritz-Carlton Hotels; and (C) seeking a Chick-fil-A franchise for his wife; (8) on April 27, 2018, the EPA OIG opened a review into the rental by Mr. Pruitt of a bedroom in Capitol Hill, Washington, DC, from an energy industry lobbyist for $50 per night, a rate that is well below market value; and (9) on May 15, 2018, the EPA OIG announced that it would look into the use of multiple email addresses by Mr. Pruitt as potential violations of chapter 31 of title 44, United States Code, relating to records management by Federal agencies, and of the records management policy of the Agency. 3. Suspension of proposed rulemaking by Pruitt (a) In general The Administrator of the Agency shall not finalize or engage in any rulemaking with respect to a rule for which the advance notice of proposed rulemaking or the notice of proposed rulemaking was signed by Scott Pruitt until the date on which the report described in subsection (b) becomes publicly available. (b) Report On completion of the audits, reviews, investigations, and probe described in section 2, the Inspector General of the EPA OIG shall make publicly available a report that describes the findings and conclusions of each audit, review, investigation, and probe.