; and (ii) the public; and (B) the agency receiving the alternatives and other ideas may respond to the alternatives and other ideas. (4) Timetable (A) In general With respect to a rulemaking for a major rule or a high-impact rule, the agency proposing the rule shall establish a timetable for the rulemaking that— (i) includes intermediate and final completion dates for actions of the agency; and (ii) shall be published in the electronic docket established under paragraph (1)(A) with respect to the rulemaking. (B) Consideration of factors In establishing the timetable required under subparagraph (A), an agency shall consider relevant factors, including— (i) the size and complexity of the rulemaking; (ii) the resources available to the agency; (iii) the national significance of the rulemaking; and (iv) all statutory requirements that govern the timing of the rulemaking. (C) Report required (i) In general An agency that fails to meet an intermediate or final completion date for an action established under subparagraph (A) shall submit to Congress and the Director of the Office of Management and Budget a report regarding why the agency failed to meet the completion date. (ii) Contents; publication in Federal Register A report submitted under clause (i) shall— (I) include an amended timetable for the rulemaking; and (II) be published— (aa) in the Federal Register; and (bb) in the electronic docket established under paragraph (1)(A) with respect to the rulemaking. (5) Notice of determination of other agency course (A) In general If, after publishing the notice required under paragraph (1), an agency determines not to issue a major rule or a high-impact rule, the agency shall, after consulting with the Administrator— (i) publish a notice of determination of other agency course