; and (2) submit to the appropriate committees of Congress a report on the review, including any recommendations. (b) Considerations In conducting the review of the deployment strategy under subsection (a)(1)(A), the Inspector General shall consider whether the Transportation Security Administration's method to analyze the risk to transportation facilities and transportation systems is appropriate. 10. Expansion of national explosives detection canine team program (a) In general The Secretary, where appropriate, shall encourage State, local, and tribal governments and private owners of high-risk transportation facilities to strengthen security through the use of explosives detection canine teams. (b) Increased capacity (1) In general Before the date the Inspector General of the Department submits the report under section 9, the Administrator may increase the number of State and local surface and maritime transportation canines by not more than 70 explosives detection canine teams. (2) Additional teams Beginning on the date the Inspector General of the Department submits the report under section 9, the Secretary may increase the State and local surface and maritime transportation canines up to 200 explosives detection canine teams unless more are identified in the risk-based security strategy under section 3, consistent with section 4 or with the President's most recent budget submitted under section 1105 of title 31, United States Code. (3) Recommendations Before initiating any increase in the number of explosives detection teams under paragraph (2), the Secretary shall consider any recommendations in the report under section 9 on the efficacy and management of the explosives detection canine program. (c) Deployment The Secretary shall— (1) use the additional explosives detection canine teams, as described in subsection (b)(1), as part of the Department's efforts to strengthen security across the Nation's surface and maritime transportation networks