; and (II) the manufacturer shall submit information to the Commission regarding the manufacturer’s compliance with this subparagraph. (C) Development and publication of best practices of secure chain of custody Not later than August 1, 2019, the Commission shall develop and make publicly available best practices regarding the requirement of subparagraphs (B)(i) and (B)(iii), and in the case of subparagraph (B)(iii), shall include best practices for certifying software patches and minor software modifications under short deadlines. (D) Disclosure of secure chain of custody The Commission shall make information provided to the Commission under subparagraph (B)(i) available to any person upon request. (12) Durability and readability requirements for ballots (A) Durability requirements for paper ballots (i) In general All voter-verified paper ballots required to be used under this Act shall be marked or printed on durable paper. (ii) Definition For purposes of this Act, paper is durable if it is capable of withstanding multiple counts and recounts by hand without compromising the fundamental integrity of the ballots, and capable of retaining the information marked or printed on them for the full duration of a retention and preservation period of 22 months. (B) Readability requirements for paper ballots marked by ballot marking device All voter-verified paper ballots completed by the voter through the use of a ballot marking device shall be clearly readable by the voter without assistance (other than eyeglasses or other personal vision-enhancing devices) and by an optical character recognition device or other device equipped for individuals with disabilities. (13) Requirements for publication of poll tapes (A) Requirements Each State shall meet the following requirements: (i) Upon the closing of the polls at each polling place, the appropriate election official, under the observation of the certified tabulation observers admitted to the polling place under subparagraph (E) (if any), shall announce the vote orally,