; and (2) designate a United States Representative in accordance with Article IX of the Agreement and designate a contact point for the United States in accordance with Article VII of the Agreement. (b) Role of United States authority The Authority designated under subsection (a) shall, for the purposes of the Agreement— (1) monitor all activities that may have an impact on the conservation status of those covered albatrosses and petrels for which the United States is a range state; and (2) designate a Contact Point as required by Article VII of the Agreement for communication with the Secretariat. 402. Reporting (a) Report to congress The Secretary, in consultation with the Secretary of Commerce, the Secretary of State, and any other Federal agency, as appropriate, shall not later than 1 year after the effective date of this Act, and every 4 years thereafter, submit a report to the Congress that includes— (1) the list of all covered albatrosses and petrels that are subject to this Act; (2) the status of all covered albatrosses and petrels that occur in the United States and within the waters subject to the jurisdiction of the United States; and (3) actions taken and those conservation measures believed necessary to achieve and maintain a favorable conservation status for covered albatrosses and petrels. (b) Report to the advisory committee The Secretary and the Secretary of Commerce may jointly provide to the Advisory Committee, through the Secretariat, a report on the implementation of the Agreement by the United States. 403. General coordination In carrying out this Act, the Secretary and the Secretary of Commerce— (1) shall work together and may request that other Federal agencies take actions, to achieve or maintain a favorable conservation status for covered albatrosses and petrels