; (2) submit all findings and data made in accordance with paragraph (1) to the Child Death Review Case Reporting System (in this section referred to as the CDR Reporting System ) operated by the National Center for Fatality Review and Prevention; (3) based on the findings made in accordance with paragraph (1), develop recommendations for preventing future child fatalities from maltreatment; and (4) submit an annual report to the State Governor, the State Legislature, and, if the incident reporting threshold established under subsection (c) is met, to the Secretary, that contains the findings and data submitted to the CDR Reporting System under subparagraph (2) (de-identified) and the recommendations developed under paragraph (3). (c) Annual incident reporting threshold (1) State-specific thresholds The Secretary annually shall establish a national reporting incident threshold for each State for purposes of protecting the privacy of families and other living individuals whose information is part of the findings and data submitted under subsection (b)(2) and the annual report to the State Governor and State Legislature required under subsection (b)(4). In establishing such threshold for a State, the Secretary shall ensure that the reporting threshold is sufficient to prevent the re-identification of living individuals who could be identified in the information contained in the annual report required under subsection (b)(4). (2) Application If the number of child fatalities from maltreatment in a State in a fiscal year is below the reporting threshold established for the State for the fiscal year, the State shall not submit the annual report required under subsection (b)(4) to the Secretary but shall submit to the Secretary— (A) the findings and data submitted to the CDR Reporting System under subsection (b)(2) for the purpose of making such findings and data accessible as a public use data set on the national website required under subsection (g) after redacting any personal identifying information