; (2) the aggregate number of claims paid in part or in full; and (3) the aggregate number of claim denials appealed, the number of claim denials upheld on appeal, and the number of claim denials overturned on appeal. (k) Privacy Nothing in this section or the Flood Insurance Affordability and Sustainability Act of 2017 , or any amendment made by that Act, shall be construed to authorize the inclusion of personally identifiable information or individual claim or specific property information in any publicly searchable database. . (e) Oversight of litigation Part C of chapter II of the National Flood Insurance Act of 1968 ( 42 U.S.C. 4081 et seq.) is amended by adding at the end the following: 1349. Oversight of litigation (a) In general The Administrator shall oversee litigation arising under a contract for flood insurance sold under this title that is conducted by a Write Your Own company to ensure that the Write Your Own company and counsel for the company— (1) represent the national flood insurance program reasonably and in accordance with guidelines established by the Administrator and applicable ethical requirements; and (2) conduct litigation in a cost-effective manner. (b) Denial of reimbursement The Administrator may deny reimbursement for litigation expenses that the Administrator determines to be unreasonable, excessive, contrary to guidance issued by the Administrator, or outside the scope of any arrangement entered into with a Write Your Own company. (c) Direction of strategy The Administrator may direct litigation strategy for claims arising under a contract for flood insurance sold by a Write Your Own company. (d) Substitution The Administrator may promptly take any necessary action to be substituted for the Write Your Own company in any action arising out of any claim arising under a contract for flood insurance sold by a Write Your Own company if the Administrator determines that— (1) there is a conflict of interest between a Write Your Own company and the national flood insurance program