; (IV) any findings of the Board, including— (aa) any findings of fact; (bb) a description of any relevant information that the Board was unable to obtain or witnesses whom the Board was unable to interview, and the reasons therefor; and (cc) a citation of any relevant law, regulation, or standard of conduct relating to the violation; and (V) any supporting documentation; (iii) transmit to the individual who is the subject of the second-phase review the written report of the Board described in clause (ii); (iv) transmit to the Director of the Office of Public Integrity the written report of the Board described in clause (ii), and may include any recommendations for action by the Director that the Board may recommend; and (v) make public, on a website maintained by the Office, the written report of the Board described in clause (ii), unless a majority of the members of the Board vote to withhold the report from the public where public disclosure could compromise the ability of the applicable ethics committee or a law enforcement agency to act on probable ethics violations. (D) Authority for reprimand Upon the completion of any second-phase review, the Board— (i) may, upon a majority vote, reprimand, in writing, the alleged violator for potential violations of the law; (ii) in any case where a reprimand under clause (i) is issued, shall provide a copy of the reprimand to— (I) the presiding officer of the House of Congress in which the alleged violator serves (if such individual is a Member of Congress); or (II) the alleged violator’s employer, if the individual is an employee of Congress