; (2) determines whether surface transportation security inspectors— (A) have appropriate qualifications to help secure and inspect surface transportation systems; and (B) have adequate experience and training to perform the responsibilities identified under paragraph (1); (3) evaluates feedback from surface transportation industry stakeholders on the effectiveness of surface transportation security inspectors and inspection programs to the overall security of the surface transportation systems of such stakeholders; (4) evaluates the consistency of surface transportation inspections, recommendations, and regulatory enforcement, where applicable; (5) identifies any duplication or redundancy between the Transportation Security Administration and the Department of Transportation relating to surface transportation security inspections or oversight; and (6) provides recommendations, if any, relating to— (A) improvements to the surface transportation security inspectors program, including— (i) changes in organizational and supervisory structures; (ii) coordination procedures to enhance consistency; and (iii) effectiveness in inspection and compliance activities