; and (2) the prosecutor of the State, Commonwealth, territory, or possession declines to bring charges. (c) Felony offense defined In this section, the term felony offense means an offense punishable by a maximum term of imprisonment of more than one year. 3. Annual reports on disposition of felony offenses committed by juveniles on military installations (a) Annual reports required Not later than March 31 each year, each Secretary concerned shall submit to Congress a report on the disposition of alleged felony offenses committed by juveniles on military installations under the control of such Secretary, including installations in foreign countries, during the previous calendar year. (b) Elements Each report under this section shall include, for the calendar year covered by such report, a list of the alleged felony offenses committed by juveniles on military installations under the control of the Secretary, aggregated by installation, and with the information for each alleged offense as follows: (1) Nature of the alleged offense. (2) Age and other appropriate data on the alleged offender, including the connection, if any, of the alleged offender to the Armed Forces. (3) Age and other appropriate data on each victim, including the connection, if any, of such victim to the Armed Forces. (4) Results of the investigation, if any, of the alleged offense by any military, Federal, State, or local law enforcement or criminal investigation organization. (5) If as a result of an investigation as described in paragraph (4), a determination was made not to recommend the bringing of charges against the alleged offender, whether to a Federal prosecutor or the prosecutor of a State, Commonwealth, territory, or possession, the justification for such determination. (6) If as a result of an investigation as described in paragraph (4), a determination was made to recommend the bringing of charges against the alleged offender to a prosecutor of a State, Commonwealth, territory, or possession, and such prosecutor declined to bring