; and (B) an estimate of the legislation’s 10-year prison bed impact on Federal facilities. (b) Amendments Upon request by the chair or ranking member of the Committee on the Judiciary of the Senate or the House of Representatives with respect to any legislation ordered reported favorably by that committee with amendment, the Attorney General shall, not later than 30 days after the request is made, provide the requesting party with an updated impact analysis. (c) Inclusion of impact analysis or statement The chair or ranking member shall include in the committee report, or in additional, separate, or dissenting views appended to the report, as the case may be, any impact analysis provided at the request of that chair or ranking member. If the Attorney General does not provide an impact analysis in a timely manner, the chair or ranking member shall instead include in the committee report or views, a statement that the impact analysis was not provided. (d) Effect of failure To comply with requirements of section The Attorney General shall make every effort to provide an impact analysis required under this section, and the requesting party shall make every effort to give the Attorney General sufficient notice to do so. However, failure to provide the impact analysis does not give rise to any point of order regarding the legislation. Failure by a chair or ranking member to include matter as required by this section in a report or views appended to the report does not give rise to a point of order regarding the legislation. 704. Reports (a) Annual reports by the attorney general Not later than 180 days after passage of this bill, and every year thereafter, the Attorney General shall submit to the Congress, a report that contains the following: (1) Analysis of demographic (age, race/ethnicity, gender) data on Federal offenders, including by offender demographics, the number and types of offenses for which offenders in that demographic have— (A) been considered for prosecution by the Department of Justice but not