; and (2) transmit to Congress and transmit to the chairmen of the Committees on the Judiciary of the House of Representatives and Senate that compilation, together with both physical and electronic copies of each such application and rescission. (b) Sources for compilation In complying with subsection (a) the Archivist shall use the records contained in the National Archive and Records Administration, and take other appropriate action, including using outside resources, to obtain an official copy of any application or rescission that may not be in such records. (c) Timing of transmittal The Archivist shall transmit the compilation, containing all the known applications or rescissions according to the following schedule: Year After Enactment Applications and Rescissions Required to be Submitted 1 Year after enactment Applications and rescissions 1970 and later 2 Years after enactment Applications and rescissions 1920 through 1969 3 Years after enactment Applications and rescissions 1870 through 1919 4 Years after enactment Applications and rescissions 1820 through 1869 5 Years after enactment Applications and rescissions before 1820 (d) Report on extent of missing applications or rescissions The Archivist shall submit to Congress a report detailing the extent of suspected missing applications or rescissions not included in each compilation under subsection (c), to accompany each transmittal required under subsection (c). (e) Cataloging applications The Archivist shall, in compiling the applications and rescissions, catalog them by year of submission and State, and include that information in the material transmitted to Congress. (f) Savings clause Nothing contained within the transmittal required under subsection (a) or in the report required by subsection (b) shall be considered an official source or designation of valid state applications and rescissions under article V of the Constitution. 3. Duties of the Committees on the Judiciary (a) Designation of applications and rescissions Upon receipt by Congress of