; and (B) all claims and liabilities associated with the air traffic services transferred under this subtitle pending on the date of transfer. (2) Claims and actions that remain liabilities of United States (A) Claims and actions arising in tort All claims and actions arising in tort pending on the date of transfer and arising out of the alleged acts or omissions of employees of the FAA who transfer to the Corporation shall remain liabilities of the United States. (B) Contingent liabilities All contingent liabilities existing on the date of transfer shall remain with the United States, including (without limitation) environmental and intellectual property infringement claims. (C) Other claims and liabilities All other claims and liabilities arising out of the alleged acts or omissions of the United States before the date of transfer (including those arising under an agreement referred to in section 91105(c)) whose remedy is financial or monetary in nature shall remain liabilities of the United States. (D) Access of Federal representatives to employees and records The Secretary shall ensure that, before the date of transfer, the Corporation has agreed to allow representatives of the Secretary and the Attorney General such access as they may require to employees and records of the Corporation for all purposes relating to the handling of such claims under this paragraph. 915 Congressional Oversight of Air Traffic Services Provider Sec. 91501. Inspector General reports to Congress on transition. 91502. State of air traffic services. 91503. Submission of annual financial report. 91504. Submission of strategic plan. 91501. Inspector General reports to Congress on transition (a) In general Before the date of transfer, the Inspector General of the Department of Transportation shall submit regular reports to Congress on the progress of the preparation of the Department of Transportation and of the Corporation for the transfer of operational control of air traffic services under this subtitle. (b) Timing The reports