; (C) develops and implements a process to evaluate and improve the timeliness, completeness, accuracy, usefulness, and availability of open Government data assets; (D) requires the agency to update the plan at an interval determined by the Director; (E) includes requirements for meeting the goals of the agency open data plan including technology, training for employees, and implementing procurement standards, in accordance with existing law, that allow for the acquisition of innovative solutions from the public and private sectors; and (F) prohibits the dissemination and accidental disclosure of nonpublic data assets. (b) Information dissemination With respect to information dissemination, each agency— (1) shall provide access to open Government data assets online; (2) shall take the necessary precautions to ensure that the agency maintains the production and publication of data assets which are directly related to activities that protect the safety of human life or property, as identified by the open data plan of the agency required under subsection (a)(2); and (3) may engage the public in using open Government data assets and encourage collaboration by— (A) publishing information on open Government data assets usage in regular, timely intervals, but not less than annually; (B) receiving public input regarding priorities for the analysis and disclosure of data assets to be published; (C) assisting civil society groups and members of the public working to expand the use of open Government data assets; and (D) hosting challenges, competitions, events, or other initiatives designed to create additional value from open Government data assets. 3565. Additional Chief Information Officer responsibilities The Chief Information Officer of each agency, or other appropriate official designated by the head of an agency, is responsible for— (1) data asset management, format standardization, sharing of data assets, and publication of data assets for the agency